The GRI Standards reflect global best practices for sustainability reporting, helping thousands of organizations around the world to understand their impacts and respond to information demands from stakeholders and regulators.
Find out more about the latest projects to update or create new GRI Standards:
Standards developmentThe GRI Standards enable any organization – large or small, private or public – to understand and report on their impacts on the economy, environment and people, in a comparable and credible way. In addition to companies, the Standards are highly relevant to investors, policymakers, capital markets, governments, civil society and other stakeholders.
The Standards are designed as an easy-to-use modular set, delivering an inclusive picture of an organization's material topics, their related impacts, and how they are managed.
Access an overview of how the Standards are set up and what to look for in the reporting process with this short introduction:
Get to know the GRI Standards systemExperts sought to help shape a new Sector Standard, through a faster model for delivering industry-specific impact reporting guidance
Q3 GRI Standards Quarterly: a new approach to sector reporting, plus the latest disclosure insights, trends and resources
GRI’s annual Impact Report tells the story of the global actions and priorities that are bringing its strategy and values to life
GRI and its GSSB back ‘Kumamoto Declaration’ and the call for urgent, coordinated action to meet global biodiversity targets
Largest-ever snapshot of sustainability reporting reveals Asia and Global South are becoming new center of gravity for impact disclosure
Shaping new pollution standards: Three stakeholders make the case for reporting that drives accountability and informed decisions
