GRIraportointia

GRIraportointia refers to reporting conducted according to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards. The GRI Standards are a framework for organizations to report on their economic, environmental, and social impacts. They are the world's most widely used framework for sustainability reporting. The purpose of GRI reporting is to provide stakeholders with transparent and comparable information about an organization's performance on a range of sustainability topics.

The GRI Standards are modular, meaning organizations can choose to report on a selection of disclosures that are most relevant to their operations and impacts. The framework is structured around three series: the Universal Standards, which are applicable to all organizations, and the Topic Standards, which cover specific economic, environmental, and social topics. Organizations using the GRI Standards must follow the principles of stakeholder inclusiveness, sustainability context, materiality, and completeness to ensure their reports are robust and credible.

By adopting GRI reporting, companies can enhance their accountability, improve stakeholder engagement, and identify opportunities for strategic improvement in their sustainability performance. The framework aims to standardize sustainability reporting globally, making it easier for investors, consumers, and other stakeholders to compare the sustainability performance of different organizations. GRI reporting is not a mandatory legal requirement in most jurisdictions but is increasingly adopted voluntarily by businesses and sometimes mandated by stock exchanges or industry initiatives.