Your challenge
Environmental, Social and Governance reporting is a hot topic on the agenda of many Management Board teams. Businesses are now understanding that their environmental and social impact in the community – as well as their corporate governance structure and transparency – will become crucial elements for their long term sustainability and competitiveness.
But where can you start in assessing where you stand in terms of ESG compliance, norms and best practices? As an old saying goes, you can’t manage what you don’t measure.
"How do we measure and manage ESG when there are no common standards? Where should we focus, when the list of potential issues is a mile long?”
Our solution
Most companies are in the early stages of their ESG journey. To support your transformation, we created a learning path.
From the basics, we collected all the todos and best practices that can help you in the strategic reinvention, reimagined reporting, and business transformation.
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The ESG awareness learning path:
- Net zero
- Why SDGs matter for businesses
- Introduction to ESG and ESG reporting
- Sustainable finance
- Sustainable supply chain
- Stakeholder management
- European sustainability reporting and taxonomy
- Sustainability reporting frameworks and the GRI Standards
- Net zero
- Why SDGs matter for businesses
- Introduction to ESG and ESG reporting
- Sustainable finance
- Sustainable supply chain
- Stakeholder management
- European sustainability reporting and taxonomy
- Sustainability reporting frameworks and the GRI standards
Net zero
The climate challenge
Understanding net zero
Start your net zero journey
Steps and lessons to net zero activities
Key takeaways
Why SDGs matter for businesses
Sustainable Development Goals
Concepts related to the SDGs
Selecting goals relevant for your business
Incorporating SDGs into business practices
Identifying key stakeholders
Introduction to ESG and ESG reporting
- Definition of ESG
- Global trends and risks
- Global practice
- ESG standards
- Related organizations
- Evolution of ESG disclosures in the financial sector
- ESG ratings
Sustainable finance
Sustainable Finance overview
ESG regulations for the Financial Institutions
ESG Risks for Financial Institutions
ESG reporting
Sustainable supply chain
- What a sustainable supply chain means
- Arguments regarding why sustainable supply chains matter
- Potential drivers, trends, benefits, and challenges that influence sustainability in the supply chain
- Sustainable procurement management and practices
- Different practices to encourage sustainability in the supply chain
- Differences between the content and benefits of self-assessment, assessment, and audit for supplier evaluation
Stakeholder management
- Stakeholder categories by their influence and interest
- The different phases of stakeholder engagement
- The key stakeholders of an organisation
- The different aspects of materiality assessment and reporting regulations, including how they impact stakeholders
- The relevant tools for the identification of stakeholders
- The different levels of stakeholder engagement
- Extended system boundary
- The purposes of communication with stakeholders
European sustainability reporting and taxonomy
EU Taxonomy
Disclosure indicators
Integrated strategy
Stakeholder mapping
Materiality analysis
Report preparation and Assurance
Sustainability reporting frameworks and the GRI standards
- Sustainability reporting frameworks
- Developments within the reporting landscape
- Materiality and its boundaries
- History of the GRI standards
- Key concepts and reporting principles of GRI
- Reporting in accordance or in reference to the GRI
- Structure of the GRI standards
Your benefits
Choose the right set of courses from the package to build awareness and educate your staff about the different aspects of ESG.
The training requires active participation from the learners, which helps them to gain real knowledge.
We are able to integrate company-specific case studies and guidelines if needed.
The digital learning solutions are updated regularly to be able to follow all regulatory changes and adjustments.
Individuals or corporates below 15 users may purchase the curriculum in our E-learning Online Store via card payment.
For corporate offers and volume discounts, please contact your local PwC representative or the Digital learning team.*
*Our e-learnings are available for corporates either as a cloud service on the PwC platform or integrated into your own LMS.
