Reliable disclosure depends on the responsibilities, workflows and controls behind the final report.
A sustainability report may be the visible output, but credible reporting is built much earlier. It starts with clear governance, defined ownership and repeatable processes for collecting, reviewing and approving information.
When ESG information sits across finance, risk, operations, procurement and other functions, reporting cannot be treated as a once-a-year writing exercise. Data flows, evidence, controls and escalation routes need to work as an operating model.
Organisations that build this capability deliberately are better placed to produce consistent disclosures, respond to scrutiny and use sustainability information in strategy and risk decisions.
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