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Freelance foreign correspondent based in London | Long reads lover, book reviewer | Winner of the Times' Richard Beeston Award 2023
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Will Integrated Reporting Deliver Value or Values?

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By Rory Sullivan Verified
| Minerva Analytics
By Guest Author: Dr Rory Sullivan There is growing support for the idea that companies should produce ‘integrated reports’ that explain how factors such as climate change, resource use or human rights will affect their current and future performance.
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Guest post: Is it time for sustainability communication consultants to take a vow of silence?

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By Rory Sullivan Verified
| Minerva Analytics
by Dr Rory Sullivan A huge industry has grown up on how companies can integrate sustainability into their communications with their investors. Many consulting firms and other organisations now offer advice on how to demonstrate organisational commitment to sustainability, on how to report, and on how to communicate effectively with investors. The specific recommendations being offered include: Adopting clear corporate statements and policies on sustainability. Adopting integrated reporting.
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Managing Carbon Governance

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By Rory Sullivan Verified
| Minerva Analytics
By Dr Rory Sullivan Companies need to respond to climate change – both mitigation (emissions reductions) and adaptation – as a strategic business concern, not simply as an operational issue. From an investment perspective, the ultimate test of a company’s climate change strategy is the extent to which it protects the business over the short-, medium and long-term, through maximising upside opportunities and minimising downside risks.
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