From 1 January 2025, Australia’s mandatory climate-related financial disclosure standards require thousands of businesses to disclose detailed information about their climate-related risks and opportunities, as well as their greenhouse gas emissions, to shareholders.
Mandatory reporting now applies to Group 1 entities – the largest emitters, companies and financial institutions – with reporting for Group 2 and 3 entities being phased in over the next two years.
For businesses, the new legislation means that joining the dots between reporting and planning across all facets of their operations has never been more critical, and Sustainable Business Planning models facilitate this exact connectivity.
Zooss supports organisations in Australia and NZ to integrate ESG reporting and planning with traditional business planning processes, empowering coordinated action and enabling more sustainable business.
Find out more:
- Five key points all businesses need to know about Mandatory climate-related financial disclosure
- Social-related disclosure: The “new frontier” for ESG reporting
- Nature impact reporting: New guidance from the TNFD
- Carbon Footprinting: Building ESG metrics into financial plans
- Sustainable Business Planning solutions
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