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SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING
PRACTITIONER
In this course you will learn:
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Sustainability and Its challenges
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What is Sustainability Reporting
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Different Sustainability Reporting Standards
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GRI
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IR
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CDP
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SASB
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For Who:
- Professionals who are in their company's report writing team.
- Sustainability consultants who want to write a report for their clients.
- Policymakers
- Students
Cost: 200 Euros PP
Delivered via: Self Paced eLearning
Duration: 75 minutes
Languages: English (Available), Chinese, Arabic, Spanish (coming soon)
ESG
Reporting
Masterclass
9th and 10 February
LIVE ZOOM BASED INTERACTIVE MASTERCLASS
ESG
Reporting
Masterclass
14th and 15th February
09:00 AM EST - 14:00 PM EST
Including
Sustainability Reporting Self Paced Course
One Hour 1:1 coaching
Access to Masterclass Recording
Facilitators
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SHIVANI RAJPAL

LORINDA NIEMEYER
About the Course
The ESG Reporting Masterclass is for professionals who lead or want to lead the sustainability reporting projects for their organization. This Masterclass is a highly interactive session; including best practices, group work, and assessments.
Topics Covered
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The current state of ESG disclosures and where it is likely to go next
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Key differences between four Frameworks (TCFD, SASB, IIRC, and GRI)
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GRI Standard and upcoming changes
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GRI and SASB complementarity – A Practical Guide to Sustainability Reporting: Using GRI and SASB Standards
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SASB Standards – Identifying the use of Standard, Omissions, Reporting Boundaries, Reporting format, and Assurance
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TCFD Recommendations –
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Structure of TCFD Recommendations
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Four Core Elements
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Recommended Disclosures under each of the 4 core elements
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Practical examples of TCFD Recommendations used by organizations
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Sustainability Reporting Process
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Case studies and best practices
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Group Activities
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Quiz Games
€850
Delivered via: Zoom
Duration: 10 Hours (2 half days)
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Feedback from Past Participants
Alexander Engelhardt, Germany
Nyna Saenz, USA
Dan Meyer, USA
Tanis Marquette, USA
Carol Mcgee, Ireland
Malvika Mudgal, India
Brandy Lee, USA
Advanced Course on
ESRS
European Sustainability Reporting Standards
About the course
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Fundamentals of Sustainable Development and Reporting
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Current landscape of sustainability reporting
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Structure of ESRS
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Complying with ESRS
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Cross-cutting Standards – ESRS 1 and ESRS 2
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Topical ESRS – Environment, Social and Governance
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Process of reporting using ESRS
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Double Materiality as the basis for sustainability disclosures in ESRS
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Stakeholders and their role in materiality assessment process
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Understanding Impact Materiality
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Understanding Financial Material
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Application of materiality in complying with ESRS
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Preparation and presentation of sustainability information
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Comparison of IFRS and ESRS 1 and ESRS 2
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Comparison of TCFD and ESRS
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Overlap of ESRS with GRI Standards
€650
Delivered via: Zoom
Duration: 8 Hours
21st and 22nd February
09:00 AM EST - 13:00 EST
Including
One Hour 1:1 coaching
Access to Masterclass Recording
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SHIVANI RAJPAL
ESG Strategy Design Masterclass
How to develop organisations with a sense of purpose, that can create value for shareholders and a plurality of stakeholders, is a key challenge in today’s agendas of global executives. Companies that can do so, can develop a competitive advantage in industry and make sustainability profitable.
This calls for new managerial approaches aimed at integrating corporate sustainability into business strategy. Key in this journey is the shift from approaches based on traditional corporate social responsibility, to strategic approaches focused on managing risks and exploring business opportunities associated to sustainability.
The ESG STRATEGY DESIGN Masterclass is for corporate leaders who are dealing with these challenges and are called to design and review corporate sustainability strategies.
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How modern corporate sustainability differs from traditional CSR and ethics
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Defining a business case the Board and CFO will like
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The profile of sustainability leaders in industry
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A practical guide to corporate sustainability strategy design/review
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Case studies from research and practice
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Group activities
€450
Delivered via: Zoom
Duration: 5 Hours
About the course
Facilitators
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SHIVANI RAJPAL

PAOLO TATICCHI
Advanced Course on Materiality & Stakeholder Engagement
15th and 16th March 2023
09:00 AM EST - 13:00 PM EST
Including
Access to Masterclass Recording
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SHIVANI RAJPAL

LORINDA NIEMEYER
Feedback from Past Participants
Aashni Ujra, UAE
Remke van Zadelhoff, USA
Julia Bridgforth, USA
Dr. Sevin Gurarda , Turkey
About the course
This course is divided into 2 parts:
Stakeholder Engagement: In this part you will learn definition of stakeholders, how to identify them and prioritize them. It will explain the importance of stakeholder engagement and consequences where organizations have not done efficient engagement with their key stakeholder groups.
Materiality: In this part, you will learn about the concept of materiality, the various types of materiality and how to integrate materiality as a key component of ESG strategy and disclosure. The course covers how to identify and engage with stakeholders, how to interpret and frame results, and how to get the most out of your materiality process as you build and evolve ESG strategy. Throughout the course, there will be exercises through which you will gain knowledge on how to create a step-by-step process for determining the most material ESG topics for your organization.
Topics Covered
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Definition of stakeholders
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Difference between stakeholders and shareholders
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Examples in general
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Real examples of companies’ stakeholders from different public disclosures
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Importance of stakeholder engagement
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Overall benefits of engagement
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Examples of companies sharing benefits of stakeholder engagement
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Steps in stakeholder engagement
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Identification of stakeholders
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Prioritization of key stakeholders (Using mapping exercise)
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The concept of Materiality
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Difference between Financial and Traditional Materiality
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Various reporting frameworks and standards associated with the different types of materiality
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How to identify Key stakeholders
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How to connect with different stakeholders based on their specific characteristics
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The step-by-step process of consulting with stakeholders, completing research, and interpreting the results to finalize a set of material topics
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Identify potential pitfalls and explore how to avoid them
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Understand how to integrate the results from a materiality assessment into organizational ESG strategy
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Case studies and best practices
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Group Activities
€850
Delivered via: Zoom
Duration: 8 Hours
ESG Risk Management
Masterclass
19th and 20th April
09:00 AM EST - 13:00 PM EST
Including
Access to Masterclass Recording
Facilitators

DR. TEDD GEORGE
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SHIVANI RAJPAL
About the course
Risk management plays an important role in the ESG industry. Companies need to identify and evaluate the potential ESG risks they face, such as risks related to climate change, human rights, and corruption, and implement measures to mitigate or manage those risks. As more investors, regulators, and stakeholders are becoming increasingly interested in ESG factors, companies are expected to have robust risk management processes in place to identify, evaluate, and manage ESG risks.
The ESG Risk Management masterclass would consist of a combination of instructor-led training and interactive activities, delivered across two 4-hour sessions over two days. These trainings would be led virtually by a senior subject matter expert. The study-case discussions, interactions, Q&A sections, and networking with trainers will provide participants, practical application of knowledge that emphasises and reinforces real world practice.
DAY 1
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Assess a company and its clients’ vulnerability to financially material ESG issues and integrate ESG into their decision making and reporting.
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Understand what ESG factors drive growth and their importance to regulators.
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Understand how environmental, social and governance factors impact financial performance, and their transmission channels affecting revenue, cost, capex, and opex
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Become familiar with global ESG frameworks, including the SDGs and the Paris Climate Agreement, and evolving reporting requirements, such as TCFD.
DAY 2
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Gain awareness of clients’, customers’ and stakeholders’ expectations regarding ESG and the risks and opportunities these may pose to companies.
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Appreciate the difference between physical and transition risks, how they manifest and how they can be managed.
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Discover and explore the different approaches being used to measure ESG risks and mitigate their impacts.
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Apply the learnings from the course in two group-based exercises assessing two sectoral-based case studies on financially material ESG impacts.
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Case studies and best practices
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Group Activities
€850
Delivered via: Zoom
Duration: 8 Hours