Civil Society for Geostrategic Central Europe brings together policymakers, finance, industry and civil society across the V4 to close the region’s climate-finance gap by turning expert discussions on capital allocation, energy, competitiveness and climate risk into actionable guidance for policymakers and investors.

The project aims to speed up the integration of biodiversity into financial decision-making across Austria, Germany, Italy, Czechia, and Europe. Through research, workshops, and outreach led by EUROSIF and national Sustainable Investment Fora, it identifies barriers, shares best practices, and equips finance professionals to drive action on biodiversity in the sector.

The development of a strategic plan for the promotion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in financial institution in the CEE region and the development of guidance for sustainable banking & impact measurement (with two pilot projects).

Trinomics has partnered with ISFC in this technical assistance project for the Czech Ministries, with a focus on the guidance and application of Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) Guidelines for EU funds.

Together with an international consortium (RWTH Aachen University, Climate & Company, Circular SRL, and CVUT), ISFC is working on an EU LIFE project that will create and pilot a certification scheme for clean energy SMEs in several countries.

As part of our core work, we at ISFC work on the analysis of different non-financial reporting standardisation efforts and frameworks.

The EUKI-funded project is created by a consortium of Central European not-for-profit organisations (WiseEuropa, Equilibrium Institute and a for profit organisation Pedal Consulting), led by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy.