Decoding the Sustainability Reporting Landscape: South Asia edition
In today’s world of environmental awareness and corporate responsibility, sustainability reporting is more important than ever. But with a wide range of standards, frameworks, and certifications, the process can be overwhelming. This course breaks down the key reporting instruments, explores their differences, and examines how they work in conjunction with the GRI Standards. Plus, we’ll dive into the unique landscape of sustainability reporting in South Asia. Join us to simplify the path to transparent and impactful reporting!
Course Content
Introduction
Part 1: State of play
Part 2: Key concepts
Part 3: Meet the main players in South Asia
Part 4: A deeper dive into each reporting instrument
Part 5: Where to go from here
Wrap up
Who is this course designed for?
The course is aimed at sustainability professionals in the South Asia region, including reporting practitioners, those supporting sustainability reporting practices, consultants, and management boards.
What will you achieve?
When you have completed this course, you will be able to:
Explain the current trends in the sustainability reporting landscape, including the concept of double materiality.
Name the key reporting instruments currently shaping the landscape and describe their purpose.
Describe the main similarities and differences between said instruments and illustrate how they are aligned.
Summarize how the main reporting instruments can be used in conjunction (interoperability) and justify why an organization may want to do this.
Identify which reporting instruments are best suited to an organization’s reporting goals.
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course.