Ebrd environmental and social risk categorisation list revised 2014 this checklist is designed to provide credit officers within financial institutions (fis) with a guide to the typical level of inherent environmental and social risk related to particular business activities. The following is an illustrative list of project types and measures that have the potential to cause significant adverse environmental and/or social impacts and can therefore be assigned to category a, b+ or b (where adverse impacts are less significant and reversible): For each sector, an indicative risk rating is provided for “environmental” and “social” criteria, with an “overall” e&s risk rating reflecting a balanced assessment of the combined e&s risk rating. As part of swedfund’s investment process, each investment is subject to environmental and social risks and negative impacts categorisation based on the guidelines agreed by the european development funds (edfi)*. The epfi’s environmental and social due diligence is commensurate with the nature, scale and stage of the project, and with the categorised level of environmental and social risks and impacts.
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