# Transition Plans: Connecting Corporate Plans to Investor Decisions in a Digital Age > A one-hour COP31 Solution and Delivery Event on how digital transition plans and regular corporate sustainability disclosures can connect companies' objectives and actions with evidence of progress, so investors can compare and use them. Saturday 14 November 2026, 17:30–18:30 Antalya time (UTC+3), COP31 Blue Zone, Antalya, Türkiye. Organised by ECCO Network, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and XBRL International. Programme listing title: "Digital Transition Plans: Connecting Corporate Plans to Investor Decisions". ## Key facts - Date and time: Saturday 14 November 2026, 17:30–18:30 Antalya local time (UTC+3), which is 14:30–15:30 UTC. - Venue: Climate Action Agenda Pavilion, Special Event Room 4 (Perge), Antalya EXPO Center, Solak Alanya Yolu Serik Caddesi, Aksu, Antalya, Türkiye. The venue is in the COP31 Blue Zone. - Access: valid COP31 Blue Zone accreditation is required. Registering for this session does not issue a badge or guarantee a seat; attendees should arrive promptly. - Registration: optional and free, through the Google Form embedded on the page. It helps the organisers tailor the session. - Online: livestreamed on the ClimateAction COP31 YouTube channel. The direct link will be published on the page when available. - Format: discussion and demonstration, with audience questions. ## Why it matters More companies publish climate transition plans, but investors struggle to use them consistently across a portfolio because formats, reporting standards and update cycles differ. The session explores how digital (XBRL-tagged) transition plans, read alongside regular digital sustainability disclosures, let stakeholders trace information to its source, then connect, compare, aggregate and assess progress against objectives. Who should attend: investors, asset owners and fund managers; corporate reporting and sustainability teams; exchanges; data and analytics providers; policymakers; standards setters. ## Programme (Antalya time) - 17:30 Welcome and framing: why usable transition-plan information matters for corporate disclosure and investor decisions. - 17:35 Transition plans today: investor, corporate and market infrastructure perspectives on the current landscape. - 17:50 Digital transition plans in practice: introducing a Digital Transition Plan framework, with a practical demonstration. - 18:00 Where do we go next? Practical steps for better transition plans and more strategic corporate–investor engagement. - 18:20 Your questions, our next steps: audience questions, key takeaways and priorities for delivery. Session closes at 18:30. ## Speakers - Claudine Blamey, Chief Sustainability Officer, Aviva (corporate perspective) - David Harris, Head of Sustainable Finance Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships, LSEG (market perspective) - John Turner, Chief Executive Officer, XBRL International (digital plans in practice) - Bertrand Millot, Head of Sustainability, La Caisse (investor perspective) - Shana Gallagher, Net Zero Engagement Manager, BSI Group (moderator) ## Pages and files - [Event page](https://digital-transition.xbrl.org/): full session information, programme, speakers and registration - [Calendar file](https://digital-transition.xbrl.org/digital-transition-plans.ics): iCalendar entry for the session - [Registration privacy notice](https://digital-transition.xbrl.org/registration-privacy.html): how registration data is used; XBRL International, Inc. is the controller (privacy@xbrl.org) ## Optional - [COP31 participation information](https://unfccc.int/cop31) - [Global Climate Action programme at COP31](https://unfccc.int/climate-action/events/global-climate-action-at-cop/global-climate-action-at-cop-31) - Image credit: the hero photograph "Sunlight on beech leaves in Gullmarsskogen ravine 5" is by W.carter, dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0 (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/), via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sunlight_on_beech_leaves_in_Gullmarsskogen_ravine_5.jpg).