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We support organisations and individuals through ESG consulting, industry skills development, and training programmes that build stronger workforces and responsible business practices.
Sustainability Consulting
- ESG consulting services to banks and financial institutions.
- Integrate ESG reporting into the green products that they offer.
- Develop and implement ESG reporting and data collection approaches.
Industry Skill Board
- Explore the range of qualifications offered by The Industry Skills Board
- Empowering individuals with qualifications that matter, within systems that are responsive, accessible, and designed to promote lasting success.
ESG Training Programmes
We are transforming education by leveraging advanced technology to deliver innovative, industry-leading qualifications that empower learners and equip them with the skills needed for success in today’s rapidly evolving professional landscape.
Sustainability Consulting
- ESG consulting services to banks and financial institutions.
- Integrate ESG reporting into the green products that they offer.
- Develop and implement ESG reporting and data collection approaches.
Industry Skill Board
- Explore the range of qualifications offered by The Industry Skills Board
- Empowering individuals with qualifications that matter, within systems that are responsive, accessible, and designed to promote lasting success.
ESG Training Programmes
We are transforming education by leveraging advanced technology to deliver innovative, industry-leading qualifications that empower learners and equip them with the skills needed for success in today’s rapidly evolving professional landscape.
Sustainability Consulting
Industry We Serve
We have put all together ESG platform to provide and supports investments in companies that aim to achieve positive social and environmental impact while generating financial returns
Industry Skill Board
Transforming Education
We are transforming education by leveraging advanced technology to deliver innovative, industry-leading qualifications that empower learners and equip them with the skills needed for success in today's rapidly evolving professional landscape.
Learner Journey
TiSB has redefined what a modern learner experience should be, seamless from enrolment to certification, supported by intelligent systems, and structured to reflect real-world expectations.
Our learner journey isn’t just about completing a course. It’s about empowering individuals with qualifications that matter, within systems that are responsive, accessible, and designed to promote lasting success.
Qualification
Explore the range of qualifications offered by The Industry Skills Board and how they shape peoples futures globally.
Sustainability Reporting
Sustainability reporting is the practice of publicly disclosing a company’s social, environmental, and economic performance. This reporting is also known as corporate sustainability reporting, corporate social responsibility reporting, or environmental, social, and governance(ESG) reporting.
A sustainability report usually involve non-financial reporting, including aspects such as customer service and climate change, and how they affect value creation. This cumulates into a non-financial reporting directive(NRFD) that helps stakeholders holistically evaluate the company’s performance.
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Sustainability reporting is becoming increasingly important as companies are held to higher standards of accountability and transparency, and stakeholders (such as investorsm customers, employees, and regulators) demand more information about a company’s sustainability practices.
The reporting provides an opportunity for companies to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and showcase their efforts to address social and environmental issues. For instance, since 2023, the European Union(EU) legislation on Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive(CSRD) has taken effect, which demonstrates a need for businesses to keep up with effective sustainability reporting.
Sustainability reports typically include information on a company’s environmental impact, social impact, governance practices, and sustainability initiatives. The reports often contain data and metrics, such as carbon emissions, water usage, waste reduction, employee diversity, and community engagement. For example, sustainability metrics like the Carbon Disclosure Project(CDP) score assesses a company’s evironmental impact. Many organization use established frameworks, such as the Global Reporting Initiative(GRI) or the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board(SASB), to guide their sustainability reporting. These frameworks provide guidelines and standards for reporting on specific sustainability issues, which can help companies structure their reporting and provide consistency in reporting across industries.
Meet Your Trainer
Dr. Shana Yong
Dr. Shana Yong is an award-winning sustainability leader with over 15 years of global experience driving Environmental, Social, and Governance(ESG) transformation across finance, technology, and infrastructure. Holding a Ph.D. in Business (Sustainability), a Master of Business Administration (Marketing), and a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Management, she bridges the worlds of sustainability innovation and strategic growth.
Dr. Shana currently advises international institutions as Director of Sustainability and Global Sustainability Leader at the UK-based Center of Security Research and Studies, where she lead ESG intelligence, climate risk governance, and sustainable finance advisory for top-tier financial entities. She is also a lead ESG consultant to the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), steering green infrastructure investment models for ASEAN cities.
She is also a Certified Financial Planner(CFP), adding a unique lens of financial discipline to ESG integration, impact investment, and sustainable portfolio management. In addition, she is a certified ISO 14001 Lead Auditor and ISO 14064 Carbon Practitioner, delivering internationally accredited ESG training and advisory for regulators, corporations, and family offices. Her work with Universiti Putra Malaysia and Carbon Registry Thailand further underscores her commitment to biodiversity-linked carbon credits and climate resilience across ASEAN.
What is Sustainability Reporting
Sustainability reporting is the practice of publicly disclosing a company’s social, environmental, and economic performance. This reporting is also known as corporate sustainability reporting, corporate social responsibility reporting, or environmental, social, and governance(ESG) reporting.
A sustainability report usually involve non-financial reporting, including aspects such as customer service and climate change, and how they affect value creation. This cumulates into a non-financial reporting directive(NRFD) that helps stakeholders holistically evaluate the company’s performance.
Sustainability reporting is becoming increasingly important as companies are held to higher standards of accountability and transparency, and stakeholders (such as investorsm customers, employees, and regulators) demand more information about a company’s sustainability practices.
The reporting provides an opportunity for companies to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and showcase their efforts to address social and environmental issues. For instance, since 2023, the European Union(EU) legislation on Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive(CSRD) has taken effect, which demonstrates a need for businesses to keep up with effective sustainability reporting.
Sustainability reports typically include information on a company’s environmental impact, social impact, governance practices, and sustainability initiatives. The reports often contain data and metrics, such as carbon emissions, water usage, waste reduction, employee diversity, and community engagement. For example, sustainability metrics like the Carbon Disclosure Project(CDP) score assesses a company’s evironmental impact. Many organization use established frameworks, such as the Global Reporting Initiative(GRI) or the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board(SASB), to guide their sustainability reporting. These frameworks provide guidelines and standards for reporting on specific sustainability issues, which can help companies structure their reporting and provide consistency in reporting across industries.