Compliance under Sustainability Standards (SDG,GRI, IFRS, TCFD TNFD and More)

In today’s evolving regulatory and business landscape, sustainability compliance is no longer optional—it is essential for businesses to thrive. Companies are increasingly held accountable for their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance by investors, regulators, and stakeholders. Adhering to global sustainability standards such as SDG, GRI, IFRS, TCFD, and TNFD etc ensures transparency, risk mitigation, and long-term value creation.

The primary goals of sustainability standards are to:

Also, stakeholder including investors, customers, employees, communities, regulators, and others are more concerned about ESG disclosures and performance for their investment and mitigating long-term risks.

How Aseries help organization to meet this compliance:

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Stakeholder Engagement Strategy:
  • Identify key stakeholders, including investors, customers, employees, and communities.
  • Develop strategies to engage with stakeholders effectively, using tools such as surveys, interviews, and consultations to gather relevant feedback.
Materiality Assessment:
  • Facilitate a materiality assessment process to identify the most relevant ESG issues for stakeholders and the business.
  • Ensure that the ESG data collected reflects the priorities and concerns of stakeholders, especially investors.
ESG Data Management and Reporting:
  • Collect, validate, and analyze ESG data to ensure compliance with global reporting standards (GRI, SASB, TCFD, etc.).
  • Prepare sustainability reports that are transparent, consistent, and aligned with investor expectations, helping attract sustainable investment.
Public Disclosure and Transparency:
  • Assist in ensuring that the ESG performance data is publicly available through channels such as annual reports, websites, or third-party platforms, making it easy for investors and stakeholders to access and analyze the data.
Investor Relations and ESG Communication:
  • Develop communication strategies to keep investors and other stakeholders informed about the company’s ESG initiatives, performance, and goals.
  • Ensure that sustainability reports clearly convey how the company’s ESG efforts align with global sustainability trends and investor priorities.

Global Standards for Sustainability Reporting

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Standards
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Recommendations
United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)
Integrated Reporting Framework (IR)
ISO 26000 – Social Responsibility

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards

One of the most widely used frameworks for sustainability reporting. It covers a broad range of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) indicators, providing a comprehensive approach to sustainability performance.

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In the Sustainability Report we outline the company's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts. It includes strategies for reducing carbon emissions, energy usage, waste management, and community engagement. It highlights achievements, sets future goals, and aligns with global standards like IFRS, GRI, SDG, TCFD, TNFD, and ISO. The report also tracks progress with performance metrics and shares insights into long-term sustainability objectives. Sustainability Report

In the CSR report we highlight the company’s efforts to positively impact society. It details community outreach programs, philanthropic activities, environmental sustainability initiatives, and employee volunteering efforts. The report evaluates the effectiveness of these initiatives and includes performance metrics to show the tangible benefits of CSR activities on society. CSR Report

We assess a company's greenhouse gas emissions, including Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. It evaluates energy consumption, carbon reduction strategies, and progress in reducing the overall carbon footprint. It often aligns with global standards like the GHG Protocol and includes targets for future emission reductions and climate action strategies. Carbon Footprint Report

Our ESG report examines the company’s performance on key environmental, social, and governance factors. It highlights environmental initiatives, social impact efforts like diversity and labor practices, and governance structures like board diversity and anti-corruption policies. The report often uses frameworks like TCFD, SASB, and GRI to assess and disclose ESG risks and opportunities. ESG Report

We evaluate a company’s risks associated with climate change, including physical and transition risks. It looks at how extreme weather events, regulatory changes, and shifts in market demand could impact the company’s operations and profitability. It also outlines strategies for mitigating these risks, including adaptation plans and resilience measures in line with TCFD recommendations. Climate Risk Assessment Report

Our Supply Chain Sustainability Report assesses the sustainability of sourcing, production, and distribution practices. It covers ethical sourcing, supplier engagement, environmental impacts, and the company’s efforts to minimize the supply chain’s carbon footprint. The report highlights strategies to enhance sustainability and reduce risks throughout the supply chain. Supply Chain Sustainability Report

In the LCA Report we evaluate a product’s environmental impact throughout its entire lifecycle, from raw material extraction to disposal. It identifies key impacts in areas like carbon emissions, energy use, and waste. The report suggests improvements for reducing environmental footprints, such as sustainable product design and waste reduction strategies. LCA Report

Our Materiality Assessment Report identifies and prioritizes key sustainability issues that matter most to stakeholders and the business. It involves stakeholder engagement and includes a materiality matrix to visually rank issues based on their relevance. The report guides the company in focusing its sustainability efforts on the most impactful issues. Materiality Assessment Report

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Frequent asked Questions (FAQs)

Sustainability standards and frameworks provide guidelines for companies to measure, disclose, and report their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. Examples include GRI, IFRS Sustainability Standards, TCFD, TNFD, and SDGs.

Compliance ensures transparency, regulatory adherence, investor confidence, and alignment with global sustainability goals like the SDGs. It also helps businesses manage risks and improve ESG performance.

GRI provides sector-specific and topic-based standards to report on economic, environmental, and social impacts. It is widely used for corporate sustainability disclosures.

IFRS S1 and S2, developed by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), standardize climate and sustainability disclosures for financial reporting, improving comparability and decision-making for investors.

TCFD provides recommendations for climate-related financial risk disclosures across four key areas: Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, and Metrics & Targets.

TNFD provides guidance for organizations to disclose and manage their impacts and dependencies on nature and biodiversity, similar to TCFD but focusing on nature-related risks.

Organizations align their sustainability initiatives with the 17 SDGs by mapping their ESG strategies to relevant goals and measuring their contribution to sustainable development.

  • Identify applicable standards based on industry, stakeholders, and regulatory requirements.
  • Collect relevant ESG data from internal systems and stakeholders.
  • Align disclosures with frameworks like GRI, IFRS, or TCFD.
  • Ensure third-party verification to enhance credibility.
  • Publish and communicate the report to stakeholders.

Most organizations report annually, but some provide quarterly updates, especially if they are subject to regulatory requirements.

  • Data availability and accuracy
  • Aligning with multiple reporting frameworks
  • Keeping up with evolving regulatory requirements
  • Lack of internal expertise and resources

Yes, SMEs may have simplified reporting requirements, while large corporations are expected to follow comprehensive standards like ISSB’s IFRS S1 & S2, GRI, or TCFD.

Materiality assessment helps organizations identify ESG issues most relevant to their business and stakeholders, ensuring that sustainability reports focus on impactful disclosures.

While not always mandatory, third-party assurance enhances credibility and trust in reported ESG data, especially for regulatory filings and investor disclosures.

Double materiality considers both financial materiality (impact on the company) and impact materiality (company’s impact on society/environment), ensuring a holistic sustainability disclosure approach.

  • Increasing regulatory requirements (e.g., EU CSRD, SEC Climate Disclosures)
  • Standardization of ESG disclosures (e.g., ISSB adoption)
  • Integration of digital reporting (e.g., XBRL for sustainability data)
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