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GRI Certified Sustainability Professional led ESG and climate training
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Using the GRI reporting structure
GRI reporting is organised around standards for an organisation’s impacts and the information reported about them. A learning brief should distinguish the Universal, Sector and Topic Standards and identify the reporting purpose and organisational context.
Choose one material topic and trace its management approach, data sources and proposed disclosures. This makes the discussion more useful than copying a generic reporting checklist. Any statement about reporting in accordance with GRI needs the relevant requirements and a completed review.
Practical discussion topics
Universal, Sector and Topic Standard relationships
Reporting boundaries and impact information
Material-topic decisions and supporting evidence
Disclosure data owners and review controls
Consistency between narrative and reported measures
Who should discuss this subject
Sustainability report preparers, data coordinators and internal reporting reviewers.
Prepare a useful enquiry
Applicable sector and current report status
A draft topic disclosure and its supporting records
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