SUSTAINABILITY reporting is now crucial for businesses to remain competitive. Regulations such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and ...

Sustainability standards and ratings do not generate enough information for businesses to understand their environmental impacts across scales and create mitigation plans to avoid further ...

Even SMEs that are not legally obligated to issue sustainability reports have to react to the requirements of clients and supply chains. Many SMEs have difficulties with data collection and require ...

For fashion brands today, how a company reports its ESG efforts can define its reputation just as much as its success on the ...

An analysis of first-year CSRD and ESRS disclosures shows how mandatory sustainability reporting has improved transparency but diluted strategic insight, based on evidence from energy and utilities ...

While environmental and operational sustainability initiatives are easier to quantify, social initiatives pose a greater challenge. The sustainability reporting journey for every organisation will be ...

Sustainability reporting has evolved from a niche concern into a central pillar of corporate strategy. As businesses face mounting expectations from regulators, investors, and customers, the ability ...

As sustainability regulation accelerates across global markets – from ESG disclosures to tax incentives – the rules of the game are changing fast. This is already reshaping corporate behaviour and ...

Artificial intelligence is appearing across every part of the sustainability landscape as a growing number of companies use AI-powered solutions for reporting, risk management and decision-making. The ...

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