Chapter 3 - Corporate Perspective 3.6 Internal and External Reporting Flashcards

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Name the possibilities of the external information function, including an example:

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  • Environmental reporting (Carbon Disclosure Project CDP)
  • Social reporting (ISO 26000 Social Responsibility)
  • Sustainability reporting (Global Reporting Initiative GRI)
  • Integrated report (integration of annual and sustainability report in one document; KPIs for ESG)
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Name the components of internal environmental reporting:

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Control function
Planning function

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Name the components of external environmental reporting:

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  • Information function
  • Payment measurement function
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Global Reporting Initiative (GRI): Categories and aspects (6)

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Economical
Ecological
Work
Social
Products
Human Rights

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Describe the control loop of environmental controlling:

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  1. Target setting
  2. Recording the material & energy flows
  3. Evaluation of the material & energy balances
  4. Elaboration of optimisation potentials
  5. Action planning
  6. Implementation & control
  7. Monitoring
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Define indirect emissions within the framework of the Carbon disclosure project (CDP):

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Indirect emissions
Emissions triggered by the activities of one company but
released within the systemic boundaries of another.

  • Scope 2: Indirect GHG emissions from electricity
    GHG emissions from purchased electricity
  • Scope 3:Other indirect GHG emissions
    All other indirect GHG emissions
    (optional category)
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Define direct emissions in the context of the CDP:

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Direct emissions
emissions released within the systemic boundaries of a
company.
* Scope 1: Direct GHG emissions

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Categorization of emissions (Scope 1-3)

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UPSTREAM (Scope 3) > REPORTING COMPANY (Scope 1&2) > DOWMSTREAM (Scope 3)

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Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) - Reports and Focus (3)

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Climate Change Program Report (formerly Investor Report)
* Addressed to over 4,000 companies and 722 investors worldwide
* Overall report Top 500 companies worldwide, as well as regional reports (e.g. Top 350 DACH)
* Since 2003
Supply Chain Report
* Addressed to over 6,000 suppliers from 52 companies participating in CDP’s Climate Change
Report
* Since 2008
Carbon Action Report
* 300 companies in 17 high-emission industries are addressed
* Since 2011
Cities Report
* Emissions reporting for cities
* Overall report 110 cities worldwide, as well as regional reports (e.g. Latin America Report)
* Since 2011
Water Report
* Promoting a sense of responsibility for the sustainable use of water
* Worldwide general report, as well as regional reports
* Since 2010
Forest Report
* Reporting on deforestation triggered by the creation of land for the cultivation of palm oil and
soy (e.g. for biofuels) or livestock farming, as well as by unsustainable forestry practices.
* Since 2012

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Breakdown of the repoting:

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  • Internal reporting
    • control funktion
    • planning function
  • external reporting
    • Infrmation function
    • Payment measurement and information funktion
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