Legislation & Standards

In this article we’ll explore what the IFRS Foundation is, why it created IFRS S1 and S2, and what the standards require from companies.

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What is the UK SDR? What requirements will it introduce? And how does it align with the EU SFDR?

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What is the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, or the CS3D, how is it different from other sustainability reporting directives?

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What is an ISO14044, also referred to as an environmental management, life cycle assessment, requirements and guidelines standardization? How can it help companies to conduct better life cycle assessments and implement overall greater sustainability?

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What is the Safeguard Mechanism being implemented in Australia, and how will it help the country to comply with their emission reduction targets set forth by themselves as well as in compliance with the Paris Climate Agreement?

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In this article we’ll explore why GFANZ was created and how it aims to support the global net-zero transition.

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What is OSFI, or the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, and how will the new guidelines released by OSFI on climate risk management help OSFI to continue curating a trustworthy financial industry for Canadians?

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What is the PBAF standard, why is it useful for financial institutions seeking to become more sustainable, and why does it place such a heavy importance on biodiversity?

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What is the international Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, or the ICLEI, and how does it help to promote and maintain sustainability efforts amongst companies around the world who join?

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In this article we’ll look at what the updated ASA advertising guidance means for companies advertising in the UK when it comes to environmental claims.

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What are Voluntary Sustainability Standards, otherwise known as VSS, and how do they help to ensure economic, social and environmental safety in developing countries while helping to improve their financial independence?

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What is Sustainable Public Procurement, otherwise known as SPP, and how do its main goals and principles help entities in their transition towards sustainability and develop the three pillars of sustainability: such as social, environmental, and economic?

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