About the Platform
Sustainable finance taxonomies — the rulebooks that define which economic activities count as "green" or "sustainable" — are multiplying fast, but they're scattered across dozens of government websites, PDFs and languages. Anyone trying to compare the EU Taxonomy with Korea's K-Taxonomy, or check whether a given activity is covered anywhere, has to piece it together by hand. This platform brings that information into one interactive place: a map of where taxonomies stand today, side-by-side comparisons, direct links to the original official documents, and an AI advisor to answer specific questions — so regulators, investors and companies can navigate the landscape faster and with fewer blind spots.
Key Reference Resources
Every country page links directly to its official government/regulator documents and, where the page includes a detailed description, numbered citations for each specific claim. Alongside those primary sources, these cross-cutting resources are useful for understanding and comparing taxonomies globally.
Platform Team
Tyra Usher
A Swedish student who joined BNZ PARTNERS for a summer internship, where she designed and built this platform with guidance from Yoo, So Young, Head of the AI Centre.
Yoo, So Young
Head of AI Centre at BNZ PARTNERS, advising on net-zero strategy for corporations and financial institutions and supporting government policy and regulatory design for carbon neutrality. Ph.D. in Management Engineering from KAIST, with around 20 years of experience in business consulting, corporate valuation and sustainability education.
PARTNERS
About BNZ PARTNERS
BNZ PARTNERS is a Seoul-based "Beyond Net Zero" business group working across advisory, policy think-tank and climate-tech investment. The firm has been directly involved in designing major Korean climate policy, including the K-ETS (Emission Trading Scheme) and the K-Taxonomy itself, and advises financial institutions, industry and government on net-zero strategy, sustainability disclosure and green finance. This platform is part of BNZ PARTNERS' newer AI Centre initiative — applying AI to make sustainable finance taxonomies easier to navigate, compare and act on, building on the firm's existing K-Taxonomy policy work.
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