How can you balance short-term and long-term materiality in reporting?
Materiality is a key concept in sustainability reporting, as it helps you identify and prioritize the most relevant environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues for your business and stakeholders. However, materiality is not static, and it can change over time as new risks and opportunities emerge. How can you balance short-term and long-term materiality in reporting, and ensure that your report reflects both your current performance and your future strategy? Here are some tips to help you.
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Cmdr (Dr.⁹) Reji Kurien Thomas , FRSA, MLE℠I Empower Sectors as a Global Tech & Business Transformation Leader| Stephen Hawking Award 2024| Harvard Leader | UK…
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Angela Pinilla, PhDSustainability Strategist | Policy Development Expert | Program Management Professional
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Paresh ShethFinance & ESG expert. Board Adviser European Impact Fund & Director CASI New York The worlds largest CSR &…