ESG Reporting Programme
Your buyers demand it. Export markets require it. Banks reward it. A collaborative TIIEC and GPEC-X programme equipping participants with the skills to navigate ESG reporting.
- Delivered by
- TIIEC and GPEC-X
- Venue
- TIIEC, Tumkur University
- Format
- Face-to-face + online
- Certification
- Joint, on completion
A collaboration between TIIEC and GPEC-X
The ESG Reporting Programme aims to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of Environmental, Social and Governance reporting. This comprehensive programme covers critical standards such as BRSR Lite, GRI, SASB and TCFD, as well as carbon accounting and materiality assessments. Participants gain a joint certification upon completion, indicating their proficiency in these important frameworks.
Designed for SME owners, senior leaders, sustainability managers and export managers, the programme creates a robust understanding of ESG principles and practices within the context of global standards and regulations, thereby enhancing sustainability initiatives across various sectors.
The target audience includes diverse professionals committed to advancing sustainability within their organisations. By facilitating an environment of collaboration and shared learning, the programme not only enhances individual competencies but also fosters a network of leaders dedicated to responsible governance. Participants engage in interactive sessions that encourage the exchange of ideas and best practices. The programme also emphasises the importance of ESG integration into business strategies, ensuring participants are prepared to meet the growing demands for transparency and accountability in today's market.
A strategic imperative, not an option
Embracing Environmental, Social and Governance principles is no longer optional, it is a strategic imperative for businesses aiming for longevity and success. Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, emphasises that leadership in a net-zero world is crucial for sustaining competitive advantage.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has made the Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) mandatory for the top 1,000 companies, highlighting the regulatory shift towards transparency and accountability. This requirement not only ensures compliance but also opens doors to potential investors who are increasingly focusing on sustainability. Companies that adapt now will position themselves as responsible leaders in their industries, ready to tackle pressing global challenges.
The rise of green finance presents a unique opportunity for organisations willing to invest in ESG strategies. Financial institutions are beginning to prioritise funding for projects that meet ESG criteria, creating an influx of capital for sustainable initiatives. Supply chain requirements are evolving too, with customers and partners demanding greater accountability regarding environmental and social impacts.
Embracing ESG opens three crucial doors
Trusted supplier lists
Access to OEM trusted supplier lists across key sectors such as automotive, electronics and textiles. These trusted partnerships enhance credibility and enable firms to navigate complex supply chains effectively.
International markets
Preparedness for international markets, particularly the UK's CSRD and the EU's CBAM requirements. By aligning with these standards, companies ensure compliance and enhance their competitiveness in global markets.
Green finance
New green finance opportunities, allowing businesses to attract capital from banks and impact investors focused on sustainability and ethical practices, as investors increasingly fund projects aligned with sustainable practice.
Comprehensive learning across Environmental, Social and Governance
Emissions, carbon and energy
The curriculum addresses critical issues such as GHG emissions, carbon footprint reduction and energy management through the Zero Emission Development (ZED) framework. Participants learn sustainable practices that can be implemented in their organisations, covering innovative strategies for energy efficiency and the transition to greener alternatives, ensuring businesses align with regulatory expectations and societal demands.
Rights, safety and accountability
The programme delves into social and governance aspects, focusing on labour rights, safety standards and promoting diversity within organisations. Participants explore the ethical dimensions of governance, including transparency and accountability in board practices, and gain tools to implement policies that advocate for social justice and ethical governance while maintaining compliance with evolving regulations.
- Face-to-face sessions: engaging and interactive delivery with experts.
- Flexible online courses: study for comprehensive understanding.
- Practical assessments: applied to your own business.
- Continuous support: through to joint certification.
Get ESG-certified before the door closes
Register on the programme hosted at TIIEC, Tumkur University.
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