CSR Reporting

ISO 20400 – Bureau Veritas and CDP Explore The New Standard for Sustainable Procurement

January 11, 2018

Although the concept of sustainable procurement has been around for some time, until now organisations adopting related practices have defined the concept as they saw fit.

7 reasons why climate related financial disclosure is no longer an option

TSSS Contributor

January 3, 2018

CSR Reporting, ESG/Investing

Over time, Climate-Related Financial Disclosure will create a ‘race to the top’ as laggards follow the nimble.

Is your CSR report long and boring?

Elaine Cohen

December 8, 2017

CSR Reporting

I like reports that state materiality up front - not only does this help clarify the report context, it also drives credibility.

REPORT: 5 Steps to integrating SDGs and Creating Value

Carol Adams

December 1, 2017

CSR Reporting

The SDGs cannot be achieved without collaboration between governments, private and public sector organizations and civil society organizations.

Environmental Degradation MUST Be Incorporated into Corporate Reporting?

Mark McElroy

November 14, 2017

CSR Reporting

The absence of procedures in GRI’s Guidelines for how to calculate threshold allocations has always struck me and others as a fatal omission.

Can SDGs Shape the Future of Corporate Disclosure?

Libby Bernick

November 6, 2017

CSR Reporting

Business is showing increasing interest in using the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to inform and enhance their social and environmental programs.

Is GRI Streamlining the Reporting Process? Elaine Cohen Asks Tough Questions of Chief Executive Tim Mohin

Elaine Cohen

October 30, 2017

CSR Reporting

There are many examples where unnecessary duplication of requirements adds nothing to sustainable development and just complicates the process.

KPMG Report: Corporate acknowledgement of climate change financial risk is still lacking

TSSS Contributor

October 23, 2017

CSR Reporting, Energy, Cities and Climate Change

Our survey shows that, even among the world’s largest companies, very few are yet providing investors with adequate indications of value at risk from climate change.

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