May 20, 2009
Digital Sustainability Reporting Has Benefits, Pitfalls
Digital technology is changing the way companies report on sustainability, reducing the use of paper studies, for instance. However, the increased use of digital reporting has made some information more difficult to access, according to a new study from The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), a provider of the sustainability reporting framework, and Radley Yeldar, a UK-based communications consultancy. GRI is one of three major third-party CSR assurance providers.
When the first GRI Guidelines were released in 2000, most sustainability reports were published in a single, printed document, according to….
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