16 May 22-20 May 22 (Kigali, Rwanda ), 22 Aug 22-26 Aug 22 (Dubai, UAE), 21 Nov 22-25 Nov 22 (London, UK),

Course Overview

In today’s global business environment, most stakeholders now measure performance of companies on the strength of their ethical practices in relations to sustainable social and environmental policies in pursuit of economic goals. 

This is a bespoke training course for officials and managers working together in strategic partnership as stakeholders with collective responsibilities for protection of licence to operate through adoption of environmental, social and governance systems and compliance with best practices in global reporting standards.

 

Learning Outcome

• Understanding global reporting initiative standards
• Understanding the importance of global reporting initiative
• Building collaborative community networks
• Better understanding of the importance of environment, social and governance in the delivery of sustainable development goals
• Using GRI for sustainability reporting process

 

Indicative Contents

• Overview of sustainable collaborative partnerships
• Overview of global reporting Initiative (GRI) standards
• Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) as central factors for sustainable social Investments-Triple Bottom Line
• Understanding GRI standards:   GRI 100

                                                                GRI 200

                                                                GRI 300

                                                                GRI 400

• Interpretations and applications of GRI
• Corporate social responsibility
• CSR Risk assessment and management

 

More Detail
Duration	This is a one-week programme spread over 5 working days
Certification	A certificate of completion is granted on successful completion of the programme.
Location	(Kigali, Rwanda ), (Dubai, UAE), (London, UK)
Travel and accommodation	Travel and accommodation to be paid for at source by delegates.
Fees	£4,250.00 (excl. VAT) per delegate for 1 week.