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A 1st-Class and Lean GRI Standards Sustainability Report

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A sustainability report is a report published by a company or organisation about the economic, environmental and social impacts caused by its everyday activities. A sustainability report also presents the organisation's values and governance model, and shows how its business strategy and commitment to a sustainable global economy are connected. Sustainability reporting can be considered as synonymous with other terms for non-financial reporting: triple bottom line reporting, corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting, and more. It is also an intrinsic element of integrated reporting; a more recent development that combines the analysis of financial and non-financial performance. Sustainability reports are released by companies and organisations of all types, sizes and sectors, from every corner of the world. Sustainability reporting can help organisations measure, understand and communicate their economic, environmental, social and governance performance, and then set goals, and manage change more effectively. ”

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Learn how to project-manage ASAP a 1st-Class GRI Standards Sustainability Report. The GRI Standards are an all-round, complete, structured, and methodical approach used by 80% of the world’s largest 250 companies 1. We are transitioning to the sustainable (green) economy and competition in business is ever-growing. We are competing for resources, top talent, clients and investment. Businesses in all sectors and NGOs are faced with stricter regulations and changing buying and decision-making patterns. Throughout the course, I will be showing you with many examples why a 1st-Class GRI Standards report will help you understand how your company or organisation will benefit from the transition to the sustainable (green) economy and gain valuable competitive advantage. US$12 trillion is the cherry on the cake2.

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• Why is a First Class Sustainability Report a must? 3

• Are your competitors better prepared? 5 Sustainability Reporting Course by FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM Recognised • About the course 6 • Pre-course preparation 7 • Programme Plan 8 • GRI Standards and IEMA Certificates 9 • Free FBRH online mock exam 10 • Successfully completed the FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM Recognised Course 11 • Course Reviews ★★★★★ 12 • Registration and cost 13 Key Facts

• Addressing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 14 • Key facts about the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) 15 • Who should report? 16 • Key facts about the Institute of Evvironmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) 17 • Key facts about CIM 18 • EU Directive: Large Companies must report non-financial information 19 Contact us 20

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How do you convince and build trust with your key stakeholders that are important for your business success? Competition in business is ever-growing. We are competing for resources, top talent, clients and investment. We must convince these key stakeholders (people or entities who can hold us back or stop us from reaching our objectives) that we are the right partner. On top of this, we must ensure that we are compliant with increasingly tight regulations and laws.

Success in aligning with younger generations and their decision making patterns Millennials are attracted to businesses whose priorities align with their own. They expect business leaders to drive societal and economic change (Deloitte: 10,455 millennials across 36 countries). The purchasing patterns of younger generations are also different. They overwhelmingly choose sustainable brands and products either in their professional capacity (B2B) or on a personal level: • A study by Nielsen found that there is an accelerating growth of people choosing sustainable brands (30,000 consumers in 60 countries). • 2 out of 4 major consumer trends relate to sustainability (Mintel). • Millennials love CSR (Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK). Investment decisions are driven, to a large degree, by sustainability criteria. Stock exchanges around the world are increasingly tightening their rules and require that members provide sustainability information. The EU Directive requires large companies to report non-financial information. Research is also demonstrating: • 84% of Millennial investors are interested in sustainable investing (Morgan Stanley). • Corporate sustainability and profitability are interrelated (Oxford University). • High Sustainability companies significantly outperform their counterparts over the long term, in both stock market and accounting performance (Harvard Business School).

Supply chain pressure Companies across the world are choosing business partners that tie in well with their sustainability efforts. They choose companies that are in for the long term and can demonstrate that they benefit from the transition to the green economy, responding to climate, demographic, technological change and political developments. Supply chains are being cleared of bad practices and businesses are expecting their partners to toe the line for continued business (Apple: Commit to be 100% renewable by 2030 to become a supplier).

Compliance: Understand where it is heading and gain competitive advantage The EU has recently announced the Green Deal. A plan which will be underpinned by €1 trillion spending over the next 10 years. Furthermore, the EU has the greenest ever parliament. From right to left, Brussels politicians are racing to prove their

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environmental mettle. Local authorities and regulators in Europe are finding ways to implement the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. These facts are undisputable evidence of where compliance is heading, but also of the actions that are needed to adjust to the new reality.

10-year-olds need to be able to read your sustainability report A sustainability report is a key document for business success for two main reasons. It helps a company to: 1) gain a complete picture of all the key issues it should address (environment, economy, people) and take action to increase its chances

of succeeding in a very competitive world. A sustainability report helps a company benefit from the transition to the Sustainable Economy before competitors and gain a competitive advantage

2) communicate with key stakeholders and convince them that you are the right partner for business with a lean and easy to understand report.

Sustainability reports can become very bulky and difficult to read for most people. A report might be a gold mine of information for analysts and other specialists, but does it communicate well with the majority of other equally important stakeholders for your business success? What are the key messages you want to communicate to other key stakeholders? Are you able to convince in easy to understand ways that your company is the right partner (can the report be read/ comprehended by a class of 10-year-olds)?

The benefits of a well-prepared sustainability report A properly prepared, lean sustainability report can be effectively used by sales, communications, marketing, PR, human resources, and your investor relations. Such a report is not a greenwash because it is underpinned with data proving that you are taking solid, focused sustainability action - that you are measuring, managing and changing. Imagine how much easier it would be to convince the key stakeholders for your business success (top talent, clients/customers, potential business partners, investors) if they were able to easily read your sustainability report. They will be able to understand your company’s future prospects, which will empower them to make informed decisions. Your key stakeholders will clearly see how your company is: • Responding to climate, demographic, technological change and political developments • Benefitting from the transition to the sustainable (green) economy.

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Are your competitors better prepared? Two important questions

1) How will your company or organisation benefit from the transition to the sustainable (green) economy? 2) Are your competitors better prepared, gaining a competitive advantage?

Your competitors will gain a competitive advantage if they are better prepared/preparing for:

• Changes and stricter regulations regarding emissions, adjusting their products and services accordingly.

• Changes in buying patterns and investment desitions taken by newer generations which are overwhelmingly

pro-sustainability.

• Stricter stock exchange rules (World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) fully aligned with GRI Standards)

• The EU Directive: Large Companies must report non-financial information. Sustainability reporting is at centre of

EU’s Green Deal with ambitious legislative changes backed by €1 trillion investment over the next decade.

• Investors who want to see that a company is well-prepared for the foreseeable future.

• Ever growing supply chain pressure. Companies are choosing to do business with corporations that can provide

sustainability-related information and data and can demonstrate that they are aware of environmental, economic and

societal risks, taking continuous action. These companies are looking for long-term, sustainable relationships.

A good GRI Standards CSR/ ESG/ SDG/ Sustainability Report will help you make sound sustainable development decisions and help you gain competitive advantage.


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(3) GRI and the UN Global Compact join forces and enable measuring and reporting on the SDGs. https://sustaincase.com/ground-breaking-action-platform-tackle-challenge-sdg-reporting-un-global-compact-gri/ (4) EU Directive: Large Companies must report non-financial information https://sustaincase.com/corporate-social-responsibility-csr-and-the-european-union-directive-201495eu/

Beyond reporting - Leveraging the GRI Standards to gain a competitive advantage With this Highly Rated Sustainability Reporting Course: 1) You will learn how to take solid, focused action (materiality) to address the Sustainable

Development Goals (SDGs)3 and the EU Directive for Non-Financial Reporting (2014/95/EU)4.

2) The course will help you understand how your company or organisation will benefit from the transition to the sustainable (green) economy and gain valuable competitive advantage.

At the end of the course you will be able to: • Confidently navigate to find all required information and take action. You will not become an expert, but we have ensured that

nobody leaves without a sound understanding of how to project-manage ASAP a report in accordance with the GRI Standards. • Understand how to proceed and identify the most important impacts which you should be dealing with (materiality). • Understand how to take meaningful action using SMART targets. • Employ the best ways to proceed with stakeholder engagement. Stakeholders are the entities or people you are affecting with

your operations and who may, in turn, hold you back or stop you from reaching your objectives. • Develop focused and high-quality report content. You will learn how to prepare a lean report that is not a box ticking exercise,

a report that demonstrates that you are making a difference using the all-round, structured and methodical approach of the GRI Standards.

• Learn how to conduct key assessments of reports and benchmark against companies in your sector. We have specially designed, valuable, hands-on exercises. Pre-course preparation is of paramount importance and helps us customise training to suit your individual needs and company objectives.

• Communicate your report to your stakeholders. • Demonstrate to others why a sustainability report is not a nice-to-have but a must-have. • Have a solid plan of action and proceed ASAP with your report. From day-1 you will hit the ground running.

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Pre-course preparation

The FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM Recognised Course is highly focused to deliver training to suit individual participants’ needs. With registration, we will send to you login details for the pre-course questionnaire, to help you provide us with information on your training needs. Simon, who will be conducting the training, will examine the information and liaise with you.

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FBRH 2-day GRI StandardsCertified Course Programme Plan

2-day Classroom Course Programme 3-day Remote Learning Course Programme

PART 1: Introduction and background PART 2: Overview of the GRI Standards Part 3: GRI Standards PART 4: Start your reporting process using the GRI Standards PART 4: Start your reporting process using the GRI Standards PART 5: Additional Resources

8:45 arrival – coffee/ registration 9:00-10:30 ● 10:30-15min coffee 10:45-12:45 ● 12:45-30min lunch 13:15-14:45 14:45-18:00 ● 16:15-15min coffee

● 8:45 arrival – coffee/ registration 9:00 - 9:30 Recap 4.1-4.2 ● 9:30-10:30 coffee ● 12:45-30min lunch 15:45 ● 16:15-15min coffee 17:30 GRI ‘s Additional Resources

1.1 Sustainable Development 1.2 Sustainability Reporting 1.3 About GRI

1.3.1 GRI Standards 1.3.2 GRI’s Global Sustainability Standards Board (GSSB) 1.3.3 Multi-Stakeholder Approach

2.1 Useful Terminology 2.2 Introduction to the GRI Standards 2.3 Structure of the GRI Standards 2.4 How to use the GRI Standards 2.5 Other Standards and Frameworks 3.1 Universal standards

3.1.1 GRI 101: Foundation 3.1.2 GRI 102: General Disclosures 3.1.3 GRI 103: Management Approach

3.2 Topic-Specific Standards 4.1 Applying the Reporting Principles 4.2 Reporting General Disclosures 4.3 Identifying Material Topics and

Boundaries 4.4 Reporting on Material Topics 4.5 Reporting in Accordance 4.6 Presenting and Compiling Information 4.7 End of course exercise 5.1 GRI Support Suite

5.1.1 The GRI Exam 5.1.2 Our Services

5.2 Getting Involved 5.3 Useful Resources 5.4 End of Course - Evaluation

Part, Title Timings Topics to be covered

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PART I - Introduction and background PART 2– Overview of the GRI Standards Part 3: GRI Standards PART 4: Start your reporting process using the GRI Standards PART 5: Additional Resources

1.1 Sustainable Development 1.2 Sustainability Reporting 1.3 About GRI

1.3.1 GRI Standards 1.3.2 GRI’s Global Sustainability Standards Board (GSSB) 1.3.3 Multi-Stakeholder Approach

2.1 Useful Terminology 2.2 Introduction to GRI Standards 2.3 Structure of GRI Standards 2.4 How to use the GRI Standards 2.5 Other Standards and Frameworks 3.1 Universal standards

3.1.1 GRI 101: Foundation 3.1.2 GRI 102: General Disclosures 3.1.3 GRI 103: Management Approach

3.2 Topic-Specific Standards 4.1 Applying the Reporting Principles 4.2 Reporting General Disclosures 4.3 Identifying Material Topics and

Boundaries 4.4 Reporting on Material Topics 4.5 Reporting in Accordance 4.6 Presenting and Compiling Information 4.7 End of course exercise 5.1 GRI Support Suite

5.1.1 The GRI Exam 5.1.2 Our Services

5.2 Getting Involved 5.3 Useful Resources 5.4 End of Course - Evaluation

Part, Title Timings Topics to be covered

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GRI Standards and IEMA Certificates

In addition to the GRI Standards Certificate, you will also receive a Certificate to show that you have completed an Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA)5 approved course. This course is recognised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)

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Free FBRH online mock exam

(6) The free FBRH mock exam is not part of the GRI-Certified course. No certificate is awarded by FBRH. The FBRH online mock exam will be a good tool for participants in the FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM Recognised Course to reinforce the knowledge they have gained during the course.

Exclusive for FBRH GRI Certified Training Participants Because the learning in the FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM Recognised Course is intense, we strive to help participants, at no further cost, reinforce the knowledge they have gained during the seminar and begin their reporting process as soon as this is possible, with no further assistance. This is why we have developed the FBRH multiple choice mock exam6. Participants will be able to take this 90-minute online mock exam (60 questions randomly selected out of 190) as many times as they wish, during 15 days (additional time can be provided upon request). Test results are available, so participants can see their progress.

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Successfully completed the FBRH GRI Standards Certified Course

Companies or organisations whose executives successfully completed the FBRH GRI Standards Certified Course include:• Aramco • Aston Martin Lagonda • BlackRock • Bupa • Deloitte • Engie • ERM CVS • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development • Ernst and Young (EY)

• KPMG • London School of Economics (LSE) • Lundin Petroleum • Manchester Metropolitan University • Mondi Group • Netherlands Enterprise Agency • Norwegian Property ASA, • Phillips Lighting • Premier Oil PLC

• PwC • Suez Recycling and Recovery UK • Telenor ASA • United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) • University of Southampton • Volkswagen Group UK Limited • Walgreens Boots Alliance • World Business Council For Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

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Course Reviews ★★★★★

More participant reviews: https://www.fbrh.co.uk/reviews

“It was a life-changing course for me.” Prof. Venancio Tauringana

(Professor & Head of Department of Accounting, University of Southampton)

"Thanks for a phenomenal training!”

Rosario Galvan

"It was the best intense course I have ever taken! Course materials, course planning, time management, method of teaching, all were great. I learned a lot without getting

confused or becoming exhausted." Azar Safari (Leiden University)

"This course provided a great learning

outcome! I now feel well prepared to assist my clients in sustainability reporting."

Mari Ziesler Andenæs (BDO AS)

"A big ‘thank you’ for last week’s training. All my training objectives were met."

Johanna Tähtinen World Business Council

For Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

REMOTE LEARNING PARTICIPANTS:

"...I was particularly impressed by how Simon managed to engage everyone especially in this

Covid-19 online teaching. I will highly recommend FBRH consultants to anyone

interested in sustainability reporting." Dr Renata Konadu

(De Montfort University)

"The ZOOM setting worked very well."

Mylene Hours-Makris (Global Sustain)

CLASSROOM PARTICIPANTS:

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GRI Standards and in 2 days you will be ready to advise clients or run a reporting project for

your company." Laurence Cox

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"I really enjoyed the course. Very helpful for everyone approaching the GRI Standards.

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Registration and cost

The cost per participant is 1000£+VAT (two days of training, 1200£ total).

The cost includes: • Training material (course manual, slide manual) • All catering (coffee breaks, lunch - both days) • Exclusive for FBRH GRI Standards Certified and IEMA Approved Course participants:

Hands-on benchmarking exercises that are adaptable to the participants’ sectors. These exercises can also take you further and help you continually improve your reporting practice.

• Online mock exam to help participants embed key knowledge

All participants gain GRI Standards and IEMA Certificates

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Addressing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The GRI Standards provide a comprehensive framework for addressing all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and are recommended by the UN Global Compact.

Understand why the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) matter for business "Implementation" is the key word in the effort to understand what the future will look like. What is essential to note is that the implementation of the SDGs by governments, organisations, regulators, stock exchanges, local government and business is already taking place, with regulations becoming ever stricter. Companies and organisations that are not prepared are taking a tremendous risk.

• Is your business prepared with a plan of action? • Are you prepared for stricter regulations on waste and emissions? • Are your competitors better prepared?

The GRI Standards are a unique, complete set of standards that can be used to address all the SDGs.


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FBRH Consultants - a Certified Training Partner of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)

Key facts about the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) • 80% of the world’s 250 largest companies issue Sustainability/ ESG/ Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports

using GRI’s Sustainability Reporting Guidelines. • The GRI Standards can be used by any organisation, regardless of sector, size and location. • GRI and the UN Global Compact have joined forces7 to enable measuring and

reporting on the SDGs with the use of the GRI Standards. • Under the terms of a Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2010, the UN

Global Compact adopts the GRI Standards as the recommended reporting framework8 for companies to communicate on progress made.

• GRI has global strategic partnerships with the Organisation for Economic Co-

operation and Development, the United Nations Environment Programme and the United Nations Global Compact, with its framework enjoying synergies with the guidance of the International Finance Corporation, the International Organisation for Standardisation’s ISO 26000, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the Earth Charter Initiative.

• GRI is focused on taking action on what matters where it matters (materiality): Sustainability reporting can help

organisations measure, understand and communicate their economic, environmental, social and governance performance, and then set goals and manage change more effectively.

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(7) GRI and the UN Global Compact join forces and enable measuring and reporting on the SDGs https://sustaincase.com/ground-breaking-action-platform-tackle-challenge-sdg-reporting-un-global-compact-gri/ (8) In a historic alliance the world’s two largest corporate responsibility initiatives have joined forces to build a universal framework for corporate sustainability performance and disclosure, aiming to transform business practices on a global scale. https://www.unglobalcompact.org/news/50-06-24-2010

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Who should report?

Sustainability reports are released by companies and organisations of all types, sizes and sectors, from every corner of the world. Thousands of companies across all sectors have published reports that reference GRI’s Sustainability Reporting Guidelines. GRI’s Sustainability Disclosure Database features all known GRI-based reports.

List of sectors with companies or organisations which report using the GRI Standards

• Argiculture • Automobile • Aviation • Chemicals • Commercial Services • Computers • Conglomerates • Construction

• Materials • Consumer Durables • Energy • Energy Utilities • Equipment • Financial Services • Food and Beverages Products • Forest and Paper

Products • Healthcare Products • Healthcare Services • Household and Personal Products • Logistics • Media • Media Products

• Mining • Non-profit services • Public Agency • Railroad • Real Estate • Retailers • Technology Hardware • Telecommunications

• Textiles and Apparel • Tobacco • Tourism and Leasure • Toys • Universities • Waste Management • Water Utilities

Public authorities and non-profits are also big reporters.

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Key facts about IEMA

FBRH Consultants is an Accredited Training Partner of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA). Participants who complete the FBRH GRI Standards Certified and IEMA Approved Course receive two certificates: one from GRI and one from IEMA.

The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) • Is the largest professional body for environmental practitioners in the United Kingdom and worldwide, with nearly 15,000

members in over 100 countries, working together to make businesses and organisations future-proof. • Approves training course providers to deliver environmental training. • Is in the process of applying for a Royal Charter. As a chartered body, IEMA would be formally recognised by the UK

Government to develop and regulate the profession (corporate sustainability, environmental management, and impact assessment). If IEMA achieves a Royal Charter it will become CIEMA – the Chartered Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment.

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Key facts about CIM

FBRH Consultants Ltd has partnered with The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) to map the content of our FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM recognised course against their unique Professional Marketing Competencies – a framework of skills and behaviours required of today’s professional marketer. CIM is the world’s leading professional marketing body and by recognising that our FBRH GRI Standards Certified, IEMA and CIM recognised course maps the industry’s required competencies, it ensures our students are best equipped to progress their knowledge and career.

Key facts - Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) • For over 100 years, CIM has supported, represented and developed marketers, teams, leaders and the profession. The CIM is

the world’s leading professional marketing body with over 30,000 members worldwide, including more than 3,000 Chartered Marketers. The CIM believes marketing is the critical factor in driving long-term organisational performance. The CIM’s mission is to create marketing advantage for the benefit of professionals, business and society.

• Founded in 1911, The Chartered Institute of Marketing(CIM) is a professional marketing body. • It has over 30,000 members, including more than 3,000 registered Chartered Marketers. • CIM offers 130 study centres in 36 countries, and exam centres in 132 countries. • Awarded a Royal Charter in 1989. Her Majesty the Queen awarded The Institute of Marketing with the Royal Charter,

so becoming the Chartered Institute of Marketing. • 1992: The preferred qualification across Europe. The European Union adopts CIM's Diploma as the preferred professional

marketing qualification across member states. CIM establishes closer links with other international marketing organisations in Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

• 1993: First CPD programme. CIM becomes the first professional institute to launch a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme. The Chartered Marketer status is awarded to candidates who satisfy a set of criteria that include qualifications, proven experience, and a commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

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EU Directive: Large companies must report non-financial information

The directive requires large companies to disclose relevant non-financial information To provide investors and other stakeholders with a more complete picture of their development, performance and position - and of the impact of their activity. Specifically, large companies must provide a review of policies, principal risks, and outcomes, including on: • environmental matters; • social and employee aspects; • respect for human rights; • anti-corruption and bribery issues; • diversity of boards of directors. EU member states had to incorporate Directive 2014/95/EU in their national law by 6 December 2016.

EU Directive: Large companies must report non-financial information: www.sustaincase.com/corporate-social-responsibility-csr-and-the-european-union-directive-201495eu/

EU Green Deal https://sustaincase.com/sustainability-reporting-at-centre-of-eus-green-deal/

Sustainability reporting is at the centre of EU’s Green Deal with ambitious legislative changes backed by €1 trillion


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