Impact Partnership
Transition
Valuation Project
Making sustainability data usable, relevant, and decision-ready.
As businesses and economies work towards net zero, there’s growing pressure to build credible transition plans that show how climate and nature risks are being managed.
Source: IPCC AR6, Chapter 18:
The Challenge
Institutional investors—like pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds, and development finance institutions—are expected to allocate capital to businesses that can prove they’re on a sustainable path. Meanwhile, governments and regulators need to assess these plans to shape effective policy and hold organisations to account.
While their roles differ, these groups share a common challenge: gaining access to sustainability data they can actually use.
The issue isn’t a lack of data—if anything, there’s too much. But it’s often scattered, inconsistent, and hard to compare. This overload makes it difficult for anyone—whether investor, policymaker, or corporate leader—to know what information to rely on, how to interpret it, or when to act. As a result, critical decisions are delayed, and coordinated progress stalls.
We’re proud to collaborate with some of the most trusted and innovative providers of impact valuation solutions.
The Greenings Approach
The Transition Valuation Project (TVP) tackles this by helping different users—investors, policymakers, corporate leaders—get clarity on what data they really need and how to use it.
At the heart of the project is a simple but powerful goal: to make sustainability data more useful and financially meaningful, using shared valuation approaches.
Through a series of expert-led, time-bound collaborative sprints hosted by Greenings, we bring together asset owners, corporate decision-makers, and technical specialists to:
Identify the specific data needs and challenges faced by different users
Explore how impact valuation methods can help users compare and understand sustainability risks and outcomes—across sectors, regions, and business models
Test ways to make complex data clearer, more relevant, and easier to act on

What the project delivers
Actionable insights grounded in the real needs of financial, corporate, and policy decision-makers.
More usable sustainability data—extending beyond carbon to social and environmental impacts.
Stronger, more credible transition plans that can stand up to scrutiny across sectors.
Who can join?
Membership is open to anyone committed to positive change, collaboration, and making a measurable difference. We welcome leaders who embrace our core values:
Empathy: Understanding diverse perspectives to foster effective collaboration.
Awareness: Staying informed about sustainability challenges and opportunities.
Courage: Boldly leading and advocating for real and lasting change.