SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING
Corporate sustainability reporting is an important tool used by companies, institutions and other organizations to evaluate their economic, environmental and social performance, be accountable to their stakeholders and achieve sustainability goals. There are various standards and guidelines that are accepted around the world.
As InvesThinker Sustainable Investment Consultancy ; We ensure that institutions report their sustainability performance according to international standards.
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Reporting
GRI is the most globally recognized organization for sustainability reporting standards. GRI Standards provide a comprehensive framework for measuring and reporting sustainability performance across economic, environmental and social dimensions. Companies can create their own sustainability reports using GRI Standards and share them with their stakeholders.
CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) Reporting
CDP helps companies understand, measure and manage risks and opportunities related to climate change. By reporting to CDP, companies can share their carbon footprint, water use and environmental impacts such as deforestation with their stakeholders.
SASB (Sustainable Accounting Standards Board) Reporting
SASB develops industry-specific sustainability reporting standards. It helps companies address their financial performance more holistically in terms of sustainability. SASB standards focus on companies measuring and reporting their sustainability performance in specific industries.
UN Global Compact Reporting
The UN Global Compact encourages business to make commitments around core values such as human rights, workers' rights, environmental protection and anti-corruption. By joining the Global Compact, companies are invited to improve their sustainability performance and share best practices in this field.
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Scope Determination: It is determined which topics will be reported and how the scope of the report will be determined.
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Data Collection: Relevant data is collected and analyzed.
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Reporting: Compliance with Standards: A report is created in accordance with the specified standards.
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Verification: The report is verified by an independent third party.
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Sharing with Stakeholders: The report is shared with the institution's stakeholders (investors, customers, employees, society, etc.).
In the sustainability reporting process, transparency, accuracy and comprehensiveness are important. In our reporting processes; We act in accordance with these standards and best practices when evaluating and reporting sustainability performances.