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Materiality Report

9th November 2006

Materiality Report - Executive Briefing

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Materiality Report

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Materiality Report Today’s non financial reporting models are broken. The problem isn’t that CSR reports are ‘greenwash’. Or even that they are unread, unloved data dumps. The problem is materiality - determining and reporting on the non financial factors which really matter.

As a global business charged with independently assuring management systems (including non financial reports), LRQA wanted to dig deeper into the materiality challenge and so along with AccountAbility and BT sponsored The Materiality Report: Aligning strategy, performance and reporting.

Keywords

BT, transparency, disclosure, reporting, data, stakeholder engagement, CSR, greenwash, news, AccountAbility, materiality, stakeholders, LRQA, climate change

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