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ACCA Sustainability Reporting Awards
ACCA has a 15 year record in championing transparency and accountability in relation to sustainability issues.
ACCA first launched its Environmental Reporting Awards in the UK in 1991, and since then has rolled the scheme out globally in Europe, Africa, North America/Canada and the Asia Pacific region. The programme is now known as the Sustainability Reporting Awards, due to changes in reporting practices since then.
These awards reward companies for excellence in transparent environmental, social and sustainability reporting. The aim of the awards is to identify and reward innovative attempts to communicate corporate performance, although we do not comment on performance itself.
At the core of the judging criteria are completeness, credibility and communication. Award winners demonstrate that, by emphasising these key elements, companies can target significant improvements in the quality of information disclosed during the reporting process. Ultimately, ACCA Awards help underline the business case for sustainable practices and development.
For further information on ACCA's Sustainability Reporting Awards, please visit the See Also section on this page.