GRI RELATED UPDATES

GRI RELATED UPDATES2023-09-12T10:44:03+08:00
2001, 2026

What is Scope 1 emissions

Direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by the reporting organisation.

2001, 2026

What is Scope 2 emissions

Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from the generation of purchased or acquired electricity, steam, heat or cooling consumed by the organisation.

2001, 2026

What is Scope 3 emissions

All other indirect greenhouse gas emissions in an organisation's value chain, grouped into 15 upstream and downstream categories under the GHG Protocol.

2001, 2026

What is Shareholder engagement

Dialogue between investors and investee companies intended to understand or influence strategy, governance, performance or disclosure.

2001, 2026

What is Social bond

A bond whose proceeds are exclusively used for eligible projects intended to address social issues or deliver positive social outcomes.

2001, 2026

What is Social dialogue

Negotiation, consultation and exchange of information among governments, employers and workers or their representatives.

2001, 2026

What is Social impact

A positive or negative change in people's rights, wellbeing, opportunities or communities caused or influenced by an organisation.

2001, 2026

What is Stakeholder

An individual or group whose interests are affected, or could be affected, by an organisation's activities and decisions.

2001, 2026

What is Stakeholder engagement

A planned process of dialogue with people or groups affected by, interested in or able to influence an organisation.

2001, 2026

What is Stewardship

The responsible allocation, management and oversight of capital to create long-term value for clients and beneficiaries and, where relevant, sustainable benefits for the economy, environment and society.

2001, 2026

What is Stranded assets

Assets that lose economic value earlier than expected because of market, technology, policy, environmental or social change.

2001, 2026

What is Supply-chain traceability

The ability to track the origin, movement, processing and custody of materials, products or components through the supply chain.

2001, 2026

What is Sustainability

The capacity to create enduring economic and social value while protecting environmental systems and meeting present needs without undermining future generations.

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