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Sustainability / ESG Reporting

What you'll learn

General information about ESG reporting overview

Understanding ESG reporting

Identifying ESG reporting frameworks

Reporting Considerations

ESG Metrics Structure and Guide Layout

Developing ESG reporting skills

Integrating ESG reporting into business practices

Requirements

Basic knowledge about ESG and Sustainability concepts

Basic business management skills

Basic understanding of business operations

Description

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria are a set of operational requirements used by socially concerned investors to analyze possible investments. ESG is also the term used by companies to define those activities internally and promote them to the outside world. More and more investors are seeking an environmental or social impact from their investments. ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), which includes sustainability reporting, is a topic of growing importance for private and public sector alike as stakeholders and investors demand better visibility of the impact organizations are having on the planet and society. Accountants and finance professionals are increasingly being called on to help measure and report on various ESG metrics and to ensure the appropriate disclosures are being made, a task which is unfamiliar to many. Everyone is in a different stage in their ESG journey. If you are just starting out and need to orientate yourself then these courses will be ideal for you.Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria are a set of operational requirements used by socially concerned investors to analyze possible investments. ESG is also the term used by companies to define those activities internally and promote them to the outside world. More and more investors are seeking an environmental or social impact from their investments. ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), which includes sustainability reporting, is a topic of growing importance for private and public sector alike as stakeholders and investors demand better visibility of the impact organizations are having on the planet and society. Accountants and finance professionals are increasingly being called on to help measure and report on various ESG metrics and to ensure the appropriate disclosures are being made, a task which is unfamiliar to many. Everyone is in a different stage in their ESG journey. If you are just starting out and need to orientate yourself then these courses will be ideal for you.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: ESG World and Concepts

Lecture 2 Chapter 1: ESG World and Basic Concepts

Section 3: ESG Reporting Process

Lecture 3 Chapter 2: ESG Reporting Steps

Section 4: Preparation and Planning

Lecture 4 Chapter 3: Preparation & Planning

Section 5: Materiality Assessment

Lecture 5 Materiality

Section 6: Data Collection and Reporting

Lecture 6 Data Gathering and Reporting

Section 7: Monitoring

Lecture 7 Monitoring

Section 8: GRI Standards

Lecture 8 GRI Standards Reporting Principles

Section 9: Final Exam

Business strategy consultants,Forward-thinking business leaders,Anyone looking to develop their businesses and attract business partners, financing or investment,Anyone that deals with Sustainability and ESGs in any capacity within any company/institution,Business Students,ESG report writers,Business Development Professionals

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