Triple Bottomline Reporting
Triple bottom line reporting refers to the comprehensive reporting of an organization's economic, social and environmental activities to stakeholders and report users. Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is an international organization that provides the guidelines and framework necessary for integrated reporting.
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Outline
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GRI provides guidelines for the quality and content of the sustainability report. The material topics and boundaries of the report are determined by management, the interests of the stakeholders and legal and international agreements. The report must include favorable and unfavorable results and must be reliable, timely and accurate.
Disclosure
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The company is required to disclose its profile, which includes its brands, markets and countries of operation. The company must include its sustainability strategy and goals. The report must include the company's sustainability efforts and risks and prioritize its sustainability topics based on relevance.
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Performance
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The sustainability report includes performance indicators in the areas of environmental, economic and social concerns. Management's approach and the goals, performance, policies, training and monitoring in these areas must be described.
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