Overview
In recent years, the sustainability and climate-related reporting landscape has significantly shifted, creating new obligations for organisations both globally and locally.
With the introduction of the International Sustainability Standards Board’s IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 (ISSB), and the draft Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS), companies are under increasing pressure to respond and act upon the reporting mandates. The standards are asking organisations to consider the impact of their climate-related and sustainability risks and opportunities on their financial performance, both now and in the future. They are designed to create consistency, transparency and accountability for climate-related reporting.
Deloitte and RMIT Online have designed this course to empower your organisation to identify risks, unearth opportunities, and devise strategies that tackle financial and climate sustainability challenges head-on. By providing a solid grasp of ISSB and ASRS and beyond, it lays the groundwork for understanding and navigating evolving sustainability standards.
Skills and learning outcomes
• Outline the actions an organisation must undertake to meet the requirements of the ESG and climate related mandated standards
• Determine activities to identify and evaluate material ESG and climate-related risks and opportunities for your organisation
• Determine the process and key inputs required to develop a climate transition plan for your organisation, incorporating resilience targets, decarbonisation targets, and strategies to meet them
• Detail how your organisation’s sustainability and climate-related activities can be incorporated into financial performance assessments and associated financial reporting.