The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive that revises the scope and reporting requirements of the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising how we predict, respond to, and recover from catastrophic events. AI’s role in disaster management is particularly significant within the framework of sustainability and ESG principles.
Integrating sustainability and ESG training into a company’s corporate strategy is an essential and non-negotiable aspect of doing business and obtain a competitive edge.
With growing demands for transparency and ethical governance, ESG reporting has emerged as a central element in corporate strategies and stakeholder relations.
The ability to communicate the interaction between ESG factors and business performance is becoming a critical asset in shaping corporate strategies that respond effectively to the increasing expectations of informed consumers and investors.
While businesses recognize the potential business advantages of ESG Reporting, progress in this realm often encounters obstacles.
As we move forward, the intersection of technology and corporate responsibility continues to evolve, setting new standards for how companies approach ESG reporting.
Addressing food loss and waste presents a significant opportunity with multiple
benefits: It helps combat climate change, enhances food security, and promotes the
sustainability of our agricultural and food systems.
As the importance of sustainability continues to grow globally, the latest EcoSkills webinar titled “2024 and Beyond: A Comprehensive Guide on ESG Trends, Regulations, and Standards” stands out as a key educational resource for professionals across the globe.
Cities represent significant contributors to climate change, as their activities constitute primary sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Estimates indicate that cities are accountable for approximately 75 per cent of global CO2 emissions.
