The GRI Standards are the most widely used standards to disclose information on sustainability performance. Increasingly, investors are taking into consideration non-financial performances of businesses and the GRI Standards are recognized and requested by some stock exchanges. Business and organizations interested in learning more about sustainability reporting in accordance with the GRI Standards and its value for businesses are invited to attend the Sustainability Webinar Series.

o GRI Standards for Beginners: 12 November, 2 pm – 3 pm

o GRI Standards – Economic: 20 November, 2 pm – 3 pm

o GRI Standards - Environmental: 26 November, 2 pm – 3 pm

o GRI Standards – Social: 4 December, 2 pm – 3 pm

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Chapter 1: GRI Standards for Beginners

In this webinar we will break down the foundation of the GRI Standards for a better understanding. What are the GRI Reporting Principles? What is a materiality assessment? After this webinar, businesses will better understand how to use the GRI Standards and learn about the best practice reporting principles.

Chapter 2: GRI Standards – Economic

Economic sustainability is essential for the longevity and thriving of businesses and organizations. Clients and investors are increasingly prioritizing sustainable economic growth, long-term perspectives and consider transparency indispensable. This webinar chapter introduces the Economic GRI Standard - step-by-step...

Chapter 3: GRI Standards – Environmental

In the face of the climate crisis, Myanmar is increasingly becoming vulnerable to climate change effects. Around the world, regulators are imposing environmental measures to avoid a climate catastrophe. Communities expect not only governments but also businesses to comply with environmental best practices for a better future of our planet. Businesses and organizations play a growing role in reducing and mitigating environmental impact. This webinar chapter introduces the wide range of Environmental GRI Standards for businesses to understand what the environmental standards entail for them.

Chapter 4: GRI Standards - Social

Every business or organization has impacts on society – wanted or unwanted. It is important to understand how business activities are affecting the lives of people impacted by the business – employees, communities, suppliers, customers and more. These stakeholders are not only impacted by the business but also have a significant influence on the businesses and looking more for businesses with a social purpose. In this webinar chapter we will explore the Social GRI Standards and provide an insight on what the Social Standards encompass.

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10 USD per webinar or 30 USD for the series