All Summaries for SDG Insider: Bridging corporate reporting and the sustainability agenda

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This year, GRI is launching the second podcast series, building on our expertise in sustainability topics and SDG reporting, including the reporting tools mapping SDG targets to GRI disclosures as the basis. The new series will consist of 6 episodes with speakers, featuring business, civil society, international organizations, financial institutions and other organizations. The topics will cover human rights due diligence, agriculture and food, climate change, labour, and tax. The podcast is also aimed at creating awareness of the importance of impact reporting in relation to the SDGs. Double materiality and corporate reporting landscape will be highlighted as the context critical to understanding societal expectations and stakeholder requirements with regard to sustainability disclosure

S2, Ep.4: How transparent tax reporting can build trust – and a more equal soc
What are the tax responsibilities of corporations from a sustainability perspective? What part does ethical tax decision-making play in companies managing risk and being more resilient? In this pivotal episode of SDG Insider, we explore the crucial role of transparent tax reporting in building trust within society and fostering a more equitable world with Executive Director at Ethical Systems, Alison Taylor, and Global Advisory and Tax lead at GRI, Dave Reubzaet. Hosted by Ayanda Charlie, join us as we explore the tax responsibilities of corporations through an ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) lens and discuss the impact of ethical tax decision-making on a company's risk management and resilience. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode as we foster transparency, ethical tax practices, and a more equitable society through responsible business decisions. Links you should know about: The Global Reporting Initiative: www.globalreporting.org Transcript - How transparent tax reporting can build trust – and a more equal society .docx.pdf — PDF (109.8 KB)
Tue, October 10, 2023
S2, Ep. 3: How to protect workers – online and on the ground – in our changing world
In an ever-evolving labour landscape, how can businesses ensure they respect the rights and prioritise the well-being of their workforce? In this thought-provoking episode SDG Insider we dive deep into the complex realm of labour with three distinguished experts: Janine Berg, Jason Judd, and Christy Hoffman. Together, they demystify the multifaceted challenges facing both employers and employees in the digital age and the physical world. Hosted by Ayanda Charlie, our discussion delves into crucial topics such as the impact of rapid technological advancements on jobs, the evolving role of unions, the contentious practice of classifying workers as 'independent contractors,' governance issues surrounding remote work, and more. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the dynamic interplay of the Sustainable Development Goals and corporate sustainability. Remember to subscribe for future episodes that unravel the world of Sustainable Development Goals and corporate responsibility. Stay informed, stay inspired! Links you should know about: The Global Reporting Initiative: www.globalreporting.org Transcript - How to protect workers – online and on the ground – in our changing world.pdf — PDF (126.2 KB)
Tue, September 12, 2023
S1, EP. 0: The Beginning
Bart Houlahan, co-founder of B Lab, and Peter Paul van de Wijs, Chief External Affairs Officer at GRI, introduce the concept of the SDGs and discuss how they were established by the UN in 2015. They talk about the Decade of Action - the decade in which we are right now - and the role of the private sector in driving change.In this episode: Bart Houlahan, co-founder of B Lab.Paul Van de Wijs, Chief External affairs at GRI.
Fri, August 20, 2021
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