ESG Reporting for Businesses
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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting has quickly moved from a niche concern to a business essential. Today, companies are under growing pressure from regulators, investors, and customers to not just talk about sustainability, but to demonstrate it, transparently and consistently.
The ESG Reporting for Businesses course is designed to help professionals navigate this evolving landscape with clarity and confidence. Over five structured days, you’ll explore how ESG reporting fits into broader business strategy, how to work with leading frameworks like GRI, CSRD, ESRS, and TCFD, and how to gather and validate the data that drives credible reporting.
More than just a technical overview, this course will walk you through the full ESG reporting cycle — from identifying material issues and setting performance goals, to compiling, writing, and presenting a report that meets stakeholder expectations and regulatory standards. You'll also get hands-on exposure to digital tools and techniques that improve readability, enhance storytelling, and future-proof your reporting practices.
Whether you’re responsible for sustainability, compliance, finance, or corporate communications, this course provides a practical roadmap for building trust through effective ESG disclosure.
Course Outline
Understanding ESG Reporting Fundamentals
- Introducing core ESG factors and principles in the context of business sustainability.
- Defining ESG reporting terms and explaining its role in corporate accountability.
- Discussing the business value and strategic benefits of transparent ESG reporting.
- Exploring the guiding principles of ESG disclosures, such as consistency, comparability, and accuracy.
- Differentiating between mandatory and voluntary reporting requirements across jurisdictions.
- Reviewing obligations under ESG frameworks and the key data categories to report.
- Examining the practical implications of ESG data reporting for internal and external stakeholders.
