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ESG Assessment and Reporting
W. P. Carey School of Business

ESG Assessment and Reporting

W. P. Carey School of Business, Tempe
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About This Program

What is ESG assessment and reporting? This course dives into suite data tools and frameworks that can be used to assess an organization’s ESG impacts. It consists of four modules. Module 1 offers an overview of ESG and ESG goal setting. This module covers topics related to the global context for ESG, why an organization should report its ESG impacts and how it should go about setting ESG goals. Module 2 dives in deeper to discuss data in the context of ESG. This module addresses topics related to the ESG data landscape, how one creates ESG data, and ESG data concerns. Module 3 is about ESG materiality. It explains what ESG materiality is, why it is important, and how you assess materiality within the ESG context. Finally, Module 4 offers a foundation for understanding ESG reporting. This module addresses topics related to the ESG reporting landscape, reporting trends, selecting the “right” ESG reporting framework, and how you go about developing an ESG report.

Why W. P. Carey School of Business?

The W. P. Carey School of Business offers executive education rooted in a culture of innovation and practical application, particularly strong in supply chain management, business analytics, and leadership development. Its programs leverage the dynamic economic environment of the Phoenix metropolitan area, providing participants with direct exposure to a rapidly growing business hub.

Your Profile

  • English language fluency
  • Computer literacy

Benefits

  • Articulate the global context for ESG and ESG assessment
  • Identify typical data for ESG reporting
  • Explain ESG data assessment methodologies and materiality
  • Describe the ESG reporting landscape and how data insights can be conveyed to multiple audiences
  • Earn an electronic badge that can be shared on your resume or social media

What You'll Learn

  • Module 1: Overview of ESG and ESG goal setting, covering the global context for ESG, reasons for reporting, and goal setting.
  • Module 2: Data in the context of ESG, addressing the ESG data landscape, data creation, and data concerns.
  • Module 3: ESG materiality, explaining its definition, importance, and assessment within the ESG context.
  • Module 4: Foundation for understanding ESG reporting, including the ESG reporting landscape, reporting trends, framework selection, and report development.

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