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Global Reporting Initiative (GRI): the First Step Toward Robust Sustainability Reporting
What the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is and what it is for The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is an independent, non‑profit international organization created in 1997 to develop a sustainability reporting framework that allows any organization to communicate, in a structured way, the impacts of its activities on the economy, people, and the environment. Today, the GRI Standards are the most widely used sustainability reporting standards in the world, with more than

Vitor Candido
3 days ago6 min read


How Sustainability Frameworks Are Converging into an Integrated Reporting System
Corporate sustainability has moved from the sidelines of the annual report to the core of governance, capital allocation, and commercial strategy for thousands of companies worldwide. Today, the once‑messy ESG “alphabet soup” is gradually evolving into an integrated reporting system, with clearly defined roles and growing convergence across frameworks. For companies operating in Brazil and across Latin America, this is no longer a distant conversation. Banks, investors, and g

Vitor Candido
Feb 234 min read


Unpacking Double Materiality Assessments (DMA) and the New Logic of Corporate KPIs
Over the past two years, the corporate sustainability conversation has shifted away from “which report do we publish?” toward a simpler yet far more demanding question: which metrics genuinely align risk and business outcomes? Double materiality is where this shift becomes tangible. It stops being “just another European regulatory buzzword” and turns into a practical way to align Sustainability, Finance, Governance, and Supply Chain around the same KPIs. In a world where CSRD

Roberta Reis
Feb 135 min read


IFRS S1 and IFRS S2: how the new climate grammar reshapes corporate strategy worldwide
The year 2026 kicked off with one loud priority for sustainability, finance, and governance teams in thousands of companies in Brazil and around the world. It is time to turn climate action and sustainability into structured, auditable financial information that is fully integrated into strategic decision-making. In Brazil, for instance, CVM Resolution 193 starts to bite in practice, requiring the use of global IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 standards and putting climate and sustainabi

Vitor Candido
Feb 15 min read


How Small Business will lead the Climate Transition
From supply chain emissions to corporate execution, SMBs are the backbone of Scope 3 and hold the key to accelerating climate goals. For...

Vitor Candido
Oct 3, 20253 min read


Centro Brasil Design announces groundbreaking partnership with Alga
The 2025 edition of the Design for a Better World Award marks the beginning of this collaboration, with event emissions fully...

Roberta Reis
Sep 26, 20252 min read


Turning Climate Compliance into Business Advantage
From climate challenge to corporate strategy. The new era of corporate climate investment. Limiting global warming to 1.5°C is no longer...

Vitor Candido
Sep 19, 20252 min read
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