Videos
IFRS S1 introduction
General overview of IFRS S1 presented by ISSB Vice-Chair Sue Lloyd and Acting Executive Technical Director Bryan Esterly
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IFRS S2 introduction
Key features of IFRS S2 presented by ISSB Vice-Chair Sue Lloyd and ISSB Technical Staff—IFRS S2 Lead Caroline Clark-Maxwell
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At a glance
The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards set out requirements for a company to disclose information about its sustainability‑related risks and opportunities in its general purpose financial reports. The Standards are underpinned by a set of conceptual foundations in IFRS S1.
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BHP’s approach to Scope 3 reporting supports progress towards value chain decarbonisation
World Economic Forum (WEF)
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This case study, produced by the World Economic Forum (WEF), sheds light on how BHP is approaching the reporting of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions, as well as climate-related risks and opportunities, in the light of emerging new standards including those published by the IFRS Foundation.
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Navigating the ISSB’s sustainability disclosure standards: practical insights
RPC
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This practical guidance document explores the implementation of the ISSB Standards, including top tips and practical insights from discussions with sustainability, legal and corporate reporting leaders from across the retail, consumer and technology sectors. This paper covers topics such as: interoperability, materiality, supply chains, internal governance and drafting disclosures to avoid 'greenwashing'.
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GCBC Knowledge Hub
Global Capacity Building Coalition (GCBC)
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The GCBC’s platform is a global hub for climate finance capacity building, technical assistance resources, case studies and live-learning opportunities.
The GCBC platform will act as a one-stop shop for financial institutions and finance professionals seeking to develop their organisational capacity and individual knowledge and skills to accelerate and scale climate finance. It plans to achieve this by offering a suite of resources, tools and training on climate finance and related topics.
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Further information
Additional sources of information and forums which support implementation are available via the links on the right.
