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Why we should be reinforcing sustainable strategy in challenging times

Sustainability professionals face mounting challenges as global pressures, climate change, ecological degradation, and social inequality, intensify. At the same time, corporate focus and resources for sustainability are under strain due to shifting political and economic priorities.
To drive meaningful sustainability performance, professionals must ensure their organisations clearly understand how emerging sustainability trends will shape future business outcomes. This requires robust strategic analysis to build clarity, secure internal buy-in, and establish a credible business case.
Despite external pressures, the urgency for corporate sustainability remains unchanged. It is a strategic necessity, and its success depends on informed assessment, deliberate planning, and decisive action.

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Managing uncertainty in sustainability disclosure

Terrafiniti worked with WBCSD’s Corporate Performance & Accountability programme by researching and writing the July 2025 report ‘Managing Uncertainty in Sustainability Disclosure’. The publication offers practical guidance, analysis, and examples to help companies navigate the complexities of sustainability reporting - particularly in addressing and communicating uncertainty and its financial implications. Drawing on expert insights and collaboration with WBCSD members, standard setters, accountants, and investors, the report distils key challenges and requirements. It supports businesses in aligning their disclosures with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards (IFRS S1 and S2).

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Sustainability disclosure in the UK – the new UK Sustainability Reporting Standards

More Sustainability Disclosures (potentially) hove into view – what is the UK’s approach and what are the implications?
In June 2025, the UK Government published draft versions of its first two Sustainability Reporting Standards—UK SRS S1 and S2—for public consultation. These proposals are closely aligned with the ISSB’s IFRS S1 and S2, with only minor UK-specific modifications. The aim is to maintain international consistency while tailoring the standards for UK use. The consultation, which runs until 17 September 2025, seeks stakeholder input to inform a decision on whether and how the ISSB standards should be formally adopted in the UK.

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