Sustainability reporting is a tool for measuring, communicating and monitoring an organization's economic, social and environmental performance. To date, more than 5,000 companies worldwide have used the GRI standards for the elaboration of their sustainability reports. What is the process for preparing such a report? What resources are required? What are the benefits?
Understand the most common activities and tasks associated with preparing a Sustainability report; as well as the benefits of sustainability reporting for organizations.
| Part 6 | Sustainability reporting process |
|---|---|
| 6.1. | Introduction to reporting principles |
| 6.2. | Preparations and Project Management |
| 6.3. | Stakeholder engagement |
| 6.4. | Materiality analysis |
| 6.5. | Data collection |
| 6.6 | Content development |
| 6.7. | Communications |
| 6.8. | Key take-aways |
| 6.9. | Practical information |
Alizé works with industrial leaders - from mining, energy to transport - in integrating sustainability into their business model. Strategy, action plans, and reporting in accordance with international regulations and standards, she provides end-to-end support. Alizé is also a certified trainer to the Global Reporting Initiative Standards.
Stephanie is recognized as GRI Certified Trainer since 2011, Sustainability Report Expert by Forethix and ESR Expert-Verificator for the National Institute of Corporate Social Responsibility. She has more than 10 years experience in the Reporting implementation process around finance, industries, transport, logistic, airlines, ICT and sectors.
Forethix is recognized as GRI Certified Training Partner for Luxembourg, France and Morocco & Members of GRI Community since 2011.
European Official training organization under number: N°10042568/1
