Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle  published this article page no 2 this article was published in december revised draft of standards for firms to self-report environmental impact the draft has been published for public comment by the global sustainability standards board (gssb) the independent standard-setting body of the global reporting initiative (gri) biodiversity standard. gri is a global entity that helps businesses take responsibility for their impacts on biodiversity. gri standards are designed to be used by organisations to report on their impacts on the economy the environment and society. Banking service chronicle magazine gri disclosures on biodiversity were last revised in 2006. these standards will play a major role as the post2020 global biodiversity framework (adopted by united nations convention biological diversity) will define collective commitments to reverse the loss of biodiversity for all relevant stakeholders. key proposals include reflect reporting throughout the supply chain help organisations prioritise attention on their most significant impacts. add new disclosuresto connect with the drivers of biodiversity loss. introduce requirements for biodiversity-related human rights impacts. o emphasise location-specific data to ensure businesses are transparent about the sites Banking service chronicle magazine subscription

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