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GRI Standards Resource Center

Target GroupMasterResource TypeReportDomainCorporate Social Responsibility, Sustainability Strategy: Management and ReportingDuration1h to ≤ 2hAuthorGlobal Reporting Initiative
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  • Students gain access to official GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards and supplementary learning materials. They learn how to apply global sustainability reporting frameworks through practical resources including articles, research, and video content.
  • Valuable for courses in sustainability reporting, ESG disclosure, or corporate sustainability. Can be used both as primary course material for teaching reporting standards and as supplementary resources for assignments and projects.
  • Faculty should ensure browser compatibility for accessing materials. Can structure learning around specific GRI Standards, using supplementary materials to deepen understanding through practical examples.
  • Regular updates with new standards and supporting materials. Resource center provides varied content formats (text, video, research) to support different learning approaches.

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Provide detailed formatting guidelines and evaluation criteria upfront. Students should demonstrate comprehensive understanding through systematic analysis and clear communication. Establish peer review processes to improve quality before final submission. Use reports as capstone experiences that integrate multiple course concepts and demonstrate advanced analytical capabilities.

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    • General KnowledgeThis section provides general frameworks and concepts related to sustainability that can be used in any discipline and across industries.
    • Specific KnowledgeThis section provides sustainability related content that would enable students following a business or management degree or course to be better equipped to face sustainability related challenges.
      • Economics
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    • Subject area
      • General KnowledgeGeneral knowledge represents foundational understanding across multiple disciplines needed for sustainable development. It creates an integrated mindset that connects basic and advanced topics across various knowledge domains.
      • Economics
      • Management
      • Finance, banking, insurance
      • Marketing and advertising
    • Skill area
      • Problem-solving
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      • Collaboration
      • Normative awareness
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      • Economics
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      • Finance, banking, insurance
      • Marketing and advertising
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    • Critical thinking
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    • Anticipatory thinking
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      • General KnowledgeGeneral knowledge represents foundational understanding across multiple disciplines needed for sustainable development. It creates an integrated mindset that connects basic and advanced topics across various knowledge domains.
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      • Management
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      • Marketing and advertising
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