Better Alignment Project maps the road to sustainability
Participants in the Corporate Reporting Dialogue have concluded a global market consultation on building better alignment between reporting frameworks.
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Building a corporate reporting system that is effective, robust and reflective of the realities of doing business in the modern day is central to the work of the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC).
Speaking at the IIRC’s Global Conference in London in May 2019, chair Dominic Barton said: “We are not trying to make it our system, to be the winner. We are trying to change the system.”
Our goal has always been to ensure reporting is used by organisations internationally as a tool to drive sustainable development and financial stability. We are working with partners across the corporate reporting landscape to achieve th
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