Log in
Sign Up
DOING BUSINESS BETTER. TOGETHER
Home
ABOUT US
Why join us
Our Vision & Manifesto
Media
MEMBERSHIP
GSA Individual Membership
Corporate Supporter Membership
Corporate Partner Membership
Corporate Champion Membership
Code Of Conduct
Product and Services
GSA's Service Provider Sustainability Index
EVENTS
Upcoming Events
Previous Events
GSA's Festival of Sourcing 2024
GSA AWARDS 2024
LEARN AND DEVELOP
Training
Gateway Videos
Qualifications
Competences
Testimonials
Cultural Alignment Transformation (CAT) Programme
NEWS & INSIGHTS
GSA Standards
Tools & Templates
Research
Recalibrating for Resiliency: 2021 Key Issues Study
Industry News
Best Practice Guides
Publications
Guest Blogs
CONTENT HUBS
Open Talent Forum
Entrepreneurs Club
Council for Supplier Diversity UK
Contracting Workstream
Sustainability & ESG
SourcingTV
MEMBER LOG IN
Home
NEWS & INSIGHTS
Industry News
The world’s top companies improving on climate reporting, but more progress is needed in key areas of sustainability & ESG
Back to list
The world’s top companies improving on climate reporting, but more progress is needed in key areas of sustainability & ESG
19 Oct 2022 10:17 AM
|
Abbie Lunn
(Administrator)
The latest findings from KPMG reveal that sustainability reporting has grown steadily, with 79 percent of leading companies providing sustainability reports
There has been marked improvement in companies reporting carbon reduction targets, but action remains too slow in key related areas, with less than half of companies currently recognizing biodiversity loss as a risk
Among the thousands of reports analysed, less than half of the world’s largest companies are providing reporting on ‘social’ and ‘governance’ components of ESG
KPMG outlines a series of recommendations, including companies shifting from a narrative-driven approach and making better use of data to drive change and provide evidence of action
From recent local data and discussions with our community, Maltese companies appear to be lagging the global trend presented in this survey, although there are promising developments, including reporting by 17 companies under the Malta ESG Platform. Transparent ESG reporting and action will be crucial if Maltese companies are to remain relevant to international business and align with the broader values of Malta’s residents.
Read more in KPMG
here
.
Powered by
Wild Apricot
Membership Software