EFRAG sustainability TEG reviews at definition of affected communities in ESRS social standards
A proposal to expand the definition to include affected people living at a distance from a company's operations and explicitly include indigenous peoples was debated by the TEG.
ISSB reports on future plans at the World Standard-Setters' Conference
Sue Lloyd, Sundip Jadela and Lois Guthrie answered questions on the challenges faced in implementing the sustainability standards.
A pragmatic approach to getting started with the ESRS
By Christoph Töpfer, policy and research officer at the German Environment Agency (UBA) and former member of the EFRAG Project Task Force. Interview by Vincent Huck
Large companies shouldn't burden SMEs and act as a catalyst for positive change across the value chain
Letizia Macrì, VP at ESG European Institute, gives her view on the ESRS and why they will be a game changer for Europe
Capital Group releases 2022 sustainability report
3 October 2022
Deloitte guide on integrated reporting
3 October 2022
FRC updates eligibility criteria
3 October 2022
Global Preparers Forum appoints three new members
3 October 2022
IAASA releases consultation draft for latest policy paper
3 October 2022
EY guide on ESG information for APAC companies
3 October 2022
Levi Strauss releases 2021 sustainability report
30 September 2022
IESBA releases sustainability questionnaire
30 September 2022
Gradual increase in New Zealand's ESG reporting maturity
30 September 2022
Deloitte China to pay $20m penalty for audit breach
30 September 2022
- Touching the void [of sustainability reporting]
- Single vs double materiality: An academic debate?
- ISSB reports on future plans at the World Standard-Setters' Conference
- Companies not sufficiently disclosing the financial impact of climate change
- Levi Strauss releases 2021 sustainability report
- EFRAG sustainability TEG reviews at definition of affected communities in ESRS social standards
- Push back on ESG is a "denial of capitalism"
- PwC releases 2022 annual report
- Deloitte China to pay $20m penalty for audit breach
- Gradual increase in New Zealand's ESG reporting maturity