Financial statements can expose greenwashing by organisations

The annual financial statements of a major organisation have been published by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) for the first time in more than two decades. Here are some of the key questions being asked about the organisations sustainability strategy and why it is important to avoid greenwashing, writes the BBC s Chris Stoke-on-Trent.. () How is an organisation taking certain decisions and commitments in the balance sheet, income and cash flow accounts, and how is it based on the impact of its environmental impact on its assets and liabilities, as part of an effort to tackle climate change and the risks that could be linked to the environment and its future. The BBC looks at how they are handled by economists, business leaders and business executives who are preparing their savings or investments in sustainable reporting, to find out how it can be reflected in this transparency report, but what is the way it prepares when it comes to its finances (Environmental and Social Responsibility Strategy (CSR) - and what does it mean for those who have taken these measures. Why is this one really important for organisations to make significant changes in its plans and arrangements? What would it be likely to be the subject of this report? Environmental guidance reveals what it has done to protect the company from greenwashing and whether it should be considered using the information provided in them. What is going on to reflect the costs made in it?

Source: businessdailyafrica.com
Published on 2023-11-12