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sustainability standard-setters for corporate reporting – GRI and SASB – provide standards that are complementary and help organizations meet the needs of their intended
Part 1: GRI Standards Basics • Main features • Standards-specific terminology • The corporate reporting landscape Part 2: The system of GRI Standards • Key concepts, reporting principles, and “in accordance” requirements Part 3: Reporting using the GRI Standards • Step-by-step guidance on reporting using the GRI Standards
The GRI Standards are a modular system of interconnected standards. They allow organizations to publicly report the impacts of their activities in a structured way that is transparent to stakeholders and other interested parties. This Short Introduction will: • give new users of the GRI Standards an overview
The GRI Standards are structured as a system of interrelated standards that are organized into three series: GRI Universal Standards, GRI Sector Standards, and GRI Topic Standards (see Figure 1 in this Standard).
Scope GRI 404: Training and Education sets out reporting requirements on the topic of training and education. This Standard can be used by an organization of any size, type, sector
The GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards are the most widely used sustainability reporting framework worldwide. Since the GRI’s establishment in 1997, GRI has launched four generations of GRI Reporting Guidelines (G1, G2, G3 and G4) and, as of October 2016, GRI has produced the GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards.
The GRI Standards Certified Training Course has five major learning objectives. Participants will be able to: 1.Identify and understand the main features of the GRI Standards 2021 2.Recognise the tasks and decisions to be made during the reporting process to prepare a GRI Standards-based report focused on material topics
