Aggressive innovation among energy solutions providers, in response to pressures such as corporate demand and policy changes including the Paris Climate Accord, has accelerated development of new clean technologies.
"We need reporting that is more concise, consistent, current and comparable."- Tim Mohin, GRI Chief Executive
Having pioneered sustainability reporting in 1997, GRI remains the world’s pre-eminent sustainability standard-setter. GRI is uniquely positioned to support the evolution of sustainability reporting through its Sustainability Reporting Standards and multi-stakeholder network.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Report Highlights Delos Commitment to Leading Workplace Wellness
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Every day, businesses are providing innovative solutions to solve the world’s toughest challenges—among them—global health, wellness, and equitable and sustainable food systems.
A growing number of studies show that office space design can significantly impact employee health, cognitive function and overall satisfaction. What does this mean for the investor?
Beyond Reports is a monthly podcast from GRI, pioneer of the world’s most widely used standards on sustainability reporting and corporate disclosure. Each episode features the latest sustainability news, an interview with a member of GRI’s global multi-stakeholder community and insights on how sustainability data can empower action towards a better tomorrow.
Renewable electricity purchasing in the commercial, industrial, and institutional sector (C&I) has exploded, bolstered by rapidly falling prices and improvements in technology. NGO mandates, such as the Scope 2 protocol, have further driven market development around the world.
This Guide will provide you with helpful direction on global Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs), one of the most commonly used, and widely accepted, forms of renewable electricity purchasingworldwide, and a key component of any integrated clean energy strategy.
Sustainable business practices are essential to cope with challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, social inequality and fluctuating market conditions.
Significant progress has been made on direct sourcing, traceability, environmental impact and farmer and community socio-economic resilience.
Evidence-based learnings inform our pathway to 2030, with evolved goals based on U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
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Sustainable business practices are essential to cope with challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, social inequality and fluctuating market conditions.
Significant progress has been made on direct sourcing, traceability, environmental impact and farmer and community socio-economic resilience.
Evidence-based learnings inform our pathway to 2030, with evolved goals based on U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) recently launched the Reporting Exchange - the single most up-to-date and comprehensive source of information on sustainability reporting requirements and resources currently available.
The Reporting Exchange is a free, online platform designed to help business navigate the often-confusing world of corporate reporting.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) recently launched the Reporting Exchange - the single most up-to-date and comprehensive source of information on sustainability reporting requirements and resources currently available.
The Reporting Exchange is a free, online platform designed to help business navigate the often-confusing world of corporate reporting.
Together with the Swiss Confederation, GRI helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in emerging markets improve their sustainability performance through high-quality reporting. By showcasing responsible business practices through reporting, SMEs can gain access to international value chains, and contribute to economic development in their countries in a way that creates wealth and well-being across all segments of society.
