ESG Reporting Readiness

ESG Reporting: IFRS S1, IFRS S2 and JSE Sustainability Guidance

ESG reporting is becoming more important for investors, regulators, lenders, customers and stakeholders. Boards and executives need to understand what credible sustainability reporting requires.

Why ESG reporting matters

ESG reporting provides stakeholders with information about sustainability-related risks, opportunities, governance practices and organisational performance. Poor reporting can create reputational risk and weaken stakeholder trust.

IFRS S1 and IFRS S2

IFRS S1 focuses on sustainability-related financial disclosures, while IFRS S2 focuses on climate-related disclosures. Executives and boards need to understand how these standards affect governance, data, controls and risk management.

JSE sustainability guidance

The JSE Sustainability Disclosure Guidance provides useful direction for listed companies and other organisations seeking to improve sustainability disclosure quality and comparability.

Board oversight of reporting

Boards should understand whether ESG data is reliable, whether material issues are properly identified, whether reporting processes are controlled and whether assurance may be needed.

Next step

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