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Integrated Reporting
Integrated Reporting

What is an Integrated Report?

First there was sustainability reporting and now there is integrated reporting. And it's set to become the way companies report their annual financial and sustainability information. Called either integrated or connected reporting, the aim is to provide a single report telling stakeholders how the company impacts on the environment and community in which it operates, and how the environment and community impact the company's business.
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Standards and Guidelines

Frameworks and Guidelines

The concept of integrated reporting is a relatively new one and hence there are no universally agreed standards or guidelines. But things should soon change. The International Integrated Reporting Committee is currently being formed with the aim of developing international standards on integrated reporting. In South Africa, an Integrated Reporting Committee has been established to develop guidelines for listed companies on integrated reporting. Various frameworks have already been developed by the global accounting firms and some non-profit organisations.
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Integrated Reporting

South Africa’s Integrated Reporting Committee and Working Group

In May 2010, the Integrated Reporting Committee (IRC) was formed to develop guidance on integrated reporting. The committee’s working group was established in July 2010. This section aims to keep readers up to date with what is going on in both groups.
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Integrated Reporting

The International Integrated Reporting Committee (IIRC)

The 2nd August 2010 marks the day of the official launch of the IIRC. After the idea of a global collaborative body on integrated reporting was first sprouted late last year, the IIRC is now a reality. The IIRC brings together an impressive list of organizations, including the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), The Prince’s Accounting for Sustainability Project, IFAC, IASB, UNEP Finance Initiative, UN Global Compact, CDSB, IOSC, ICGN, WWF and WBCSD
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