Programme · ESG2

Understanding ESG, Sustainability Reporting & Stakeholder Expectations

A clear introduction to ESG, sustainability reporting and the changing expectations facing organisations and professionals.

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Programmes · Understanding ESG, Sustainability Reporting & Stakeholder Expectations

About this programme

Get a clear introduction to ESG, sustainability reporting and the changing expectations facing organisations and professionals.

This introductory webinar will help you understand why sustainability reporting matters and how to begin preparing for emerging requirements.

What you will understand

  • What ESG and sustainability reporting mean.
  • Why sustainability information matters to organisations.
  • The role of accountants, auditors and business leaders.
  • Key reporting frameworks and emerging requirements.
  • Practical steps organisations can take to prepare.

Who should attend

  • Professionals and executives new to ESG and sustainability reporting
  • Organisations beginning to prepare for emerging reporting requirements

Also suitable for

  • Students and early-career professionals exploring ESG as a specialisation
  • Anyone considering the full ESG & Sustainability Reporting programme

Course format

Course code
ESG2
Delivery
Live, instructor-led via Zoom
Duration
Single introductory session

Prerequisites

  • No previous ESG or sustainability experience is required.

What your registration includes

  • A live, instructor-led introductory session
  • Access to a personal learner portal
  • A credential anyone can confirm through our public certificate verification page.

What participants say

Regulated entitiies must report on sustainability in 2027
Lillian Gyamfi
All accountants should proactively enhance their professional knowledge and technical competence in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards to ensure a smooth and effective transition ahead of the anticipated 2027 implementation. Furthermore, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are encouraged to begin reporting on ESG-related risks and opportunities, even though such reporting is not currently mandatory for them. Adopting this proactive approach will enhance their attractiveness to investors and establish a stronger foundation for their long-term growth and sustainability.
NELSON DORNYOE ASSIAM
Neglecting ESG emanating from the SDGs pose a significant threat in organization's operations. Threats relating to finance and all that
Prince Sarpong Osei
The facilitator ability to explain the concepts and the level of consciousness in the global stage about ESG reportage.
Robert Betka Japiong

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Yes. Organisations may register teams or request customised corporate training.

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