Why sustainability reporting must be year-round activity, not annual ritual

environment, social and governance

Organisations must implement a robust governance process or mechanism for interrogating these targets before communicating to stakeholders.

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Sustainability or ESG (environmental, social and governance) accounts have become the mainstay of corporate reporting. Public and private sector leaders recognise the importance of providing a complete and connected picture of how their organisation creates value for stakeholders and positively impacts people’s lives.

Investors are equally demanding non-financial information and disclosures to understand how non-financial concerns or sustainability/ESG matters impact short-, medium- and long-term financial viability. Not-for-profit organisations are equally embracing sustainability reporting to communicate impact to donors to sustain funding for their activities.

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