Reporting and communications managers are in a holding pattern. It’s 2017 and as of March, sustainability reporting is finally supposed to be regulated by law. But have all the ambiguities been removed?
In an interview with Sabine Content from the Global Reporting Initiative, we talk about the changes in the new G4 guidelines, new features in reporting practices and whether new always means better.
The fourth generation of the GRI Sustainability Reporting Guidelines is coming to an end and is not exactly causing sadness. Too deep a consideration tends to discourage companies rather than encourage them.
In 2014, the International Reporting Council (IIRC) paved the way for integrated corporate reporting with a framework concept. We took a look at the response and the reasons behind it.
2013 is an important year for the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and all users of the most important reporting standard for sustainability reports. In May, GRI will present the fourth generation of the Guidelines.
No company seems to be able to escape the markets’ expectations of comprehensible and credible documentation of its responsibility practices. No company? Wrong!
Good CSR reporting requires preparation. In our Reporting 101, we address the important factors of conception, editing and testing.
Sustainable development is considered one of the major political, economic, environmental and social challenges for the 21st century. A real challenge for governments around the globe.
About ten years ago, the term Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) entered the European sustainability debate and is often used synonymously. But there is an important difference.
In October 2010, the German government adopted the national strategy on corporate social responsibility. In this context the government presented the so-called CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) action plan.
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