The way organisations account for their role in society is evolving rapidly. The demand from stakeholders for information, both financial and sustainability-related, is increasing considerably. In response, more and more organisations understand this and account for their conduct in various reports – whether through integrated reports, sustainability reports, CO2 emission reports, or other types of reports. Ensuring that organisations can demonstrate the reliability and credibility of this information is essential.
Having your sustainability disclosures verified demonstrates to your stakeholders that your sustainability-related information is reliable. This extends beyond numerical information -it also involves the way in which you provide insight into your value creation in the long term. How do you translate your company’s strategy into policies and presentations? Does your reporting provide a balanced view of both the positive and negative impact of your organisation on key societal challenges, such as climate change, resource scarcity and urbanisation? In short, how do you demonstrate that your report is reliable and therefore credible?
The members of our multidisciplinary teams have expertise across various areas, including reporting and assurance, biodiversity, energy and climate change, corporate culture and behaviour, ethical business practices, ESG in asset management and dealing with stakeholders. We work with you to address the issues that are specifically relevant to your organisation. For example, you may need: