GRI-TNFD Interoperability: A Guide for Nature-Related Reporting
Nature is vital to every organization’s long-term success—yet it’s often overlooked in sustainability reporting. This course explores why nature-related disclosures matter and how organizations can respond to growing expectations for transparency by leveraging the GRI-TNFD interoperability mapping. Through concrete examples, expert interviews, and case studies, you will learn how to streamline your reporting, avoid duplication, and build a more complete picture of your organization’s nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities.
Course Content
Part 1: Sustainability reporting, double materiality, GRI, and TNFD
Part 2: Importance of reporting on nature-related disclosures
Part 3: What is interoperability, and how can it streamline reporting?
Part 4: Leveraging the TNFD-GRI interoperability to report on nature-related disclosures
4.1: How are GRI and TNFD different?
4.2: How are GRI and TNFD similar?
4.3: Using the GRI-TNFD interoperability mapping to streamline the reporting process
Wrap up
Who is this course designed for?
This course is aimed at a wide range of individuals, from professionals engaging in sustainability reporting to other stakeholders interested in reporting on nature and biodiversity as sustainability issues, such as academics, investors, civil society, and government representatives.
What will you achieve?
When you have completed this course, you will be able to:
Explain the purpose and value of sustainability reporting, including the key features of the GRI Standards and the TNFD Framework.
Explain why it is important to report on nature-related disclosures and what role GRI and TNFD play in the global action to address biodiversity loss.
Explain what interoperability is and how it can streamline your reporting process.
Apply the knowledge of the GRI-TNFD interoperability mapping to streamline reporting on nature-related disclosures.
Pre-requisites
There are no prerequisites for taking this course.