Sustainability reporting

SkillsFuture Queen Bee Programme with PwC Singapore

Course overview

One key purpose of sustainability reporting is to enable transparent communication between companies and their stakeholders. This workshop will educate investor relations professionals on how to present sustainability performance clearly and effectively. Our industry experts will also provide insights into the latest government policies, enabling your company to respond effectively to the most recent reporting changes.

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Sustainability reporting

Course details

What you will learn

  • An overview on the developments on the sustainability reporting landscape
  • Grasp Singapore's reporting requirements and their effective dates
  • Comprehend IFRS SDS, including its four pillars and the key concepts of IFRS S1 and S2, along with general and disclosure requirements
  • Conduct ESG impact materiality and financial materiality assessments
  • Deep dive on strategy disclosure requirements - Current and anticipated financial effects, and climate scenario analysis
  • Understand available reliefs and mechanisms
  • Compare IFRS S2 with TCFD recommendations and identify its similarities and differences
  • Perform a disclosure gap assessment
  • Overview of GRI standards

What you will accomplish

  • Understand sustainable reporting trends, current and emerging regulations
  • Learn about key concepts and frameworks related to IFRS S1 and S2
  • Conduct your own materiality assessments
  • Learn key concepts on preparing a sustainability report

Who should attend

  • Sustainability manager or team member
  • Chief Sustainability Officer or Chief Financial Officer
  • Sustainability Report preparer
  • Accountants or finance team
  • Risk Management team
  • New ESG learners

Mentorship project overview

By gaining an understanding of the reporting requirements associated with the selected sustainability reporting standards or frameworks, you will be equipped to identify material issues, gather and present relevant data, and ultimately draft your own sustainability report.

Fees

Course Fees
Full  $1,996.00 
Nett (after 70% course fee grant)  $598.50  
Nett (after 70% subsidy) + GST $652.37  
Nett (after 95% subsidy)  $99.75  
Nett (after 95% subsidy) + GST  $108.73  
Mentorship programme Fees                   
Full $38,810 
SME nett (after 90% subsidy) $8,810 
SME nett course fee (after 90% subsidy) + GST $9,603 
Non-SME nett course fee (after 70% subsidy) $11,645 
Non-SME nett course fee (after 70% subsidy) + GST $12,694 

Note that subsidy is capped at $30,000 per mentorship project and courses and programmes are subject to the prevailing GST rate of 9%.

Meet the instructors

Director, Sustainability and Climate Change

Senior Manager, Governance Risk and Compliance​

Manager, Sustainability and Climate Change​

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Contact us

Fang Eu-Lin

Fang Eu-Lin

Sustainability and Climate Change Practice Leader, PwC Singapore

Tel: +65 9817 8213

Bing Yi Lee

Bing Yi Lee

Partner, ESG and Financial Services, PwC Singapore

Tel: +65 9782 6395