EFRAG Simplifies Reporting, Cutting Sustainability Data By 61%
Europe’s EFRAG has finalized simplified reporting standards, easing corporate burden while keeping the Green Deal on track
Europe’s EFRAG has finalized simplified reporting standards, easing corporate burden while keeping the Green Deal on track
New European regulations and surging global IFRS adoption are forcing companies to fundamentally rethink their disclosure strategies
The GRI standards emphasize impact management, requiring companies to report on climate issues, energy consumption, and how they are actively managing these impacts
The GRI Sustainability Taxonomy is a digital tool that will help organizations by enabling machine-readable, faster, and more accessible ESG data
The draft NESRS addresses sustainability topics such as climate change, pollution, water resources, biodiversity, circular economy, workforce, and business conduct.
The document is designed to reduce complexity, fragmentation, and duplication for companies applying both the ISSB Standards and ESRS
The new directive postpones the adoption of the ESRS for non-EU companies to June 2026, and the 2028 reporting obligations to 2030
Microsoft is adding new features to its sustainability platform-Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability. Key capabilities include helping companies meet emerging ESG reporting requirements and regulations, calculating Scope 3 emissions, and collecting and managing ESG data across categories and data sources. Additional features: The additional features include an expansion of Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability’s emissions calculation capabilities