ESG & Sustainability · Report
Report once. Satisfy several.
India’s BRSR, Europe’s CSRD and the ISSB’s global baseline ask overlapping questions. Answered from one properly structured data set, they stop being four separate projects.
In short
Reporting covers the mandatory sustainability disclosures a company files and the materiality work that decides what goes in them: BRSR and BRSR Core in India, CSRD and ESRS in Europe, IFRS S1 and S2 as the global baseline, and the double materiality assessment all of them rest on.
Most companies meet these frameworks one at a time, rebuilding the same evidence for each. They overlap heavily by design — BRSR is explicitly aligned to GRI, IFRS S1/S2, TCFD and CDP — so the work that matters is structuring the underlying data once, then mapping it. That is also what makes the numbers survive assurance.
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What sits inside this.
BRSR & BRSR Core
India’s assured sustainability disclosure.
Read more 06CSRD & ESRS
Europe’s sustainability disclosure — after the Omnibus.
Read more 07IFRS S1 & S2
The global baseline for sustainability disclosure.
Read more 08Double materiality assessment
What matters — to the business, and to the world.
Read moreRelated reading
What we have written on this.
BRSR Core explained: India's assured sustainability disclosure and the value-chain ripple
India's BRSR has moved from narrative to assured data. BRSR Core requires reasonable assurance on a defined set of KPIs — and pushes ESG requirements down to unlisted suppliers.
9 min read DisclosureIFRS S1 and S2 explained: the global baseline for sustainability disclosure
IFRS S1 and S2 are the global baseline for sustainability and climate disclosure. What they require, who must comply, and how to prepare.
9 min readGet the disclosure right.
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