Regulation & framework
GRI Standards
GRI Standards are a set of globally recognized guidelines for sustainability reporting, developed by the Global Reporting Initiative.
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What it is
GRI Standards are a set of globally recognized guidelines for sustainability reporting, developed by the Global Reporting Initiative. Using GRI Standards promotes transparency, comparability, and accountability in corporate sustainability disclosures, meeting stakeholder and regulatory expectations.
Why it matters
Using GRI Standards promotes transparency, comparability, and accountability in corporate sustainability disclosures, meeting stakeholder and regulatory expectations.
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