Sustainability reporting: Materiality matters

Source: Eco-business.com, 16 April 2014

The GRI G4 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines kick in after the end of 2015, and companies need to prepare for its main focus: materiality. Mint Kang reports. This year, companies that adhere to international standards for sustainability reporting are preparing for >>> read more

Fortune 100 Corporate Reporting Trends

Source: Methodologie , 25 March 2014

Annually, Methodologie reviews and assesses the annual reports and the corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports for the Fortune 100 companies. We look for trends by reviewing each of the companies’ reports, looking at the size, scope, content and the types >>> read more

New EU Transparancy rules on Social Responsibility for big companies

Source: EU, 26 February 2014

The Committee of Permanent Representatives today endorsed an agreement between the Hellenic Presidency of the Council and European Parliament representatives on a draft directive for the disclosure of non-financial and diversity information by certain large companies. New measures will require >>> read more

Businesses holding back on integrated reporting

Source: ACCA GLobal, 25 February 2014

Businesses are hesitant about adopting integrated reporting <IR> with the majority taking a ‘wait and see’ approach, according to new research from ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), the global accountancy body. Chief financial officers and other senior finance >>> read more

4 top sustainability reporting trends for 2014

Source: GreenBiz, 20 February 2014

At most companies, work on 2013 sustainability reports is well underway. But it’s not too late to take stock and assess whether you’re giving enough consideration to four major issues recently cited by Ernst & Young: materiality, conflict minerals, social >>> read more

The time is now for company non-financial reporting

Source: EurActiv, 18 February 2014

It may seem incredible that anyone can continue arguing that corporations should not be responsible for their impacts on wider society. Yet that was effectively the argument put forward by some European Union member states last week when they attempted >>> read more

GRI en ISO publiceren linkage document over MVO

Source: NEN, 14 February 2014

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) en ISO hebben samen een document opgesteld waarin de relatie tussen GRI G4 en ISO 26000 wordt toegelicht. Zowel GRI als ISO geven organisaties handvatten voor MVO. GRI G4 geeft internationale richtlijnen voor het opstellen van >>> read more