Esg Reporting News Today

Firms will have to answer hundreds of questions.

Who needs a report, what needs to be in it, and how much does it cost? (Q&A).

A PwC India survey indicates that 51% of Indias top 100 companies have begun disclosing carbon emissions voluntarily, with 31% revealing their net-zero targets. With new ESG regulations, Indias transition to BRSR Core showcases its commitment to sustainability reporting. This shift highlights a growing awareness of sustainabilitys importance in business strategy. ESG reporting through BRSR enhances transparency, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions.

There’s a way to overcome sceptical stakeholder reactions to AI-generated ESG reports.

Hong Kong has made a modest contribution to the global climate fight by developing two simple tools SMEs can use to track their carbon emissions. The city has the potential to be a leader in the new corporate governance system in the climate change era.

Stakeholders are clamoring for ESG data and metrics. This raises a vital question: Who’s responsible for responding to these requests? CFOs say, “We are.”

HowGood’s carbon accounting solution bridges the industry gap between product-level carbon footprinting, corporate GHG accounting, and carbon reduction. ...

How can ESG reporting help employers?

2024 promises to be a year of significant advancement in sustainability

THE launch of the Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG) in October by Capital Markets Malaysia (CMM) — an affiliate of the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) — offered small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) a definitive understanding of what is expected of them within the environmental, social and governance (ESG) landscape.