Informational resources

On September 16, Chapter Zero Uzbekistan held a webinar on the topic: “Assessing the Effectiveness of Supervisory Board.”

Watch the recording on YouTube
Download the presentations

Handbook on Corporate Governance for Supervisory and Management Boards Members of Companies in the Republic of Uzbekistan

The Era of Active Ownership: Is It Time to Reconsider the Election of Boards of Directors
by Cumulative Voting?

By Denis Spirin (a member of the Steering Committee of Chapter Zero Uzbekistan and an Ambassador of the Climate Governance Initiative)

Handbook on Corporate Governance for Supervisory and Management Boards Members of Companies in the Republic of Uzbekistan

Climate Governance Initiative statement for COP26

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has shown that human activity is unequivocally causing our climate to change, and this is already affecting every region of the world.

Embracing Climate Risks and Opportunities in the Financial Sector in Uzbekistan

Chapter Zero Uzbekistan: Pioneering a Green Financial Future

World Economic Forum Principles

In order to assist the boards in approaching climate change in a holistic way, The World Economic Forum has published guidance on How to Set Up Effective Climate Governance on Corporate Boards[1]:

The Global Risks Report 2020

You can read the full information at this link.

Why is knowledge about climate change important for members of Supervisory Boards?

The role of the non-executive director (the “NED”) is to provide oversight, strategic guidance and to challenge the executive directors with the objective of improving the corporate’s operations.