Describe how climate risk processes are integrated into the overall ERM
TCFD Risk Management Disclosure (c) requires organisations to describe how climate-related risk processes are integrated into overall enterprise risk management — using the same risk framework, registers, severity criteria, and reporting cadence as other ERM topics.
RM-c is the discipline check — does climate get treated as a first-class enterprise risk, or does it sit on a separate sustainability-team register that the board never sees? Mature organisations integrate; immature organisations silo.
RM-c connects climate risk management to the broader corporate ERM framework — ensuring climate risks compete for board attention and capital with all other enterprise risks.
A focused 6-step methodology calibrated to deliver integration into overall enterprise risk management as a working capability — not a documented compliance artefact.
Map climate-risk processes to corporate ERM framework (COSO / ISO 31000); identify duplicate or competing processes.
Consolidate climate risks into corporate risk register; eliminate parallel sustainability-only registers.
Apply common severity criteria across all enterprise risks; ensure climate-risk scoring uses same scale.
Integrate climate-risk reporting into ERM dashboard; ensure board sees climate alongside operational, financial, regulatory risks.
Document integrated ERM process including climate-specific steps (scenario analysis, materiality dual-axis).
Author RM-c per TCFD; align with IFRS S2 / CSRD ESRS.
Decision-gated workflow showing the actual sequence of activities — from initiation through steady-state operation — with key decision points highlighted.
We can scope this element implementation against your facility, regulatory context, and existing management-system maturity — and integrate it with the other Climate Risk & TCFD / ISSB S2-Aligned Disclosure elements you already operate.