TAILIEUCHUNG - Sustainability Reporting Guidelines & Event Organizers Sector Supplement

Governing bodies must deine events that require the highest levels of law enforcement attention to security. For example, the Secretary of DHS, after consultation. | Sustainability Reporting Guidelines Event Organizers Sector Supplement Version EOSS Final version 2000-2012 GRI The Event Organizers Sector Supplement is based on the Sustainability Reporting Guidelines 2000-2012 GRI Version EOSS Final version Event Organizers Sector Supplement Sustainability Reporting Guidelines RG EOSS Table of Contents Social Overview of the Guidance provided in this Document for the Event Organizers Sector Labor Practices and Decent Work Human Rights Preface Sustainable Development and the Transparency Imperative Society Product Responsibility 45 48 52 55 Introduction Sourcing Legacy ệ introductory Section for the Event Organizers Sector 13 Glossary 13 f General Reporting Notes Overview of Sustainability Reporting Data Gathering 61 The Purpose of a Sustainability Report 17 Report Form and Frequency 61 Orientation to the GRI Reporting Framework 17 Assurance 62 Orientation to the GRI Guidelines 18 Glossary of Terms 63 Applying the Guidelines 19 Acknowledgments ế Part 1 Defining Report Content Quality and Boundary Guidance for Defining Report Content 21 Principles for Defining Report Content 22 Principles for Defining Report Quality 27 Guidance for Report Boundary Setting 31 EO Part 2 Standard Disclosures Strategy and Profile 34 1. Strategy and Analysis 34 2. Organizational Profile 35 3. Report Parameters 36 4. Governance Commitments and Engagement 37 5. Management Approach and Performance Indicators 39 Economic 40 Environmental 42 Version EOSS Final version

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