ESG Reporting aligned with Global Frameworks
Transparent, high-quality ESG reporting is critical for building trust with stakeholders, attracting responsible investment, and complying with evolving regulatory requirements. At ReSight, we help organizations prepare ESG disclosures that are accurate, strategic, and aligned with global standards—whether you’re reporting voluntarily or under mandatory frameworks.
Our ESG Reporting service supports alignment with a wide range of leading standards and frameworks, including:
- GRI (Global Reporting Initiative): The most widely used sustainability reporting framework globally, GRI focuses on an organization’s impact on the economy, environment, and people, and is designed for communication with a broad set of stakeholders.
- IFRS Sustainability Standards (ISSB S1 & S2): Developed by the International Sustainability Standards Board, these standards offer a global baseline for investor-focused disclosures. IFRS S1 addresses overall sustainability-related financial risks and opportunities, while IFRS S2 focuses specifically on climate-related disclosures. Both are based on and extend the TCFD framework.
- TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures): A climate-specific framework focused on governance, strategy, risk management, and climate metrics. Now embedded within IFRS S2, it remains a key reference point for climate transparency.
- ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards): Although part of the EU’s CSRD regulation, these standards increasingly influence global reporting trends, emphasizing double materiality and comprehensive disclosure across E, S, and G topics.[ES1]
At ReSight, we guide you through every stage of ESG reporting—from identifying relevant metrics and collecting data to crafting narrative disclosures and visualizations. Whether you’re reporting for the first time or upgrading your reports to meet investor or regulatory demands, we ensure your sustainability disclosures are structured, credible, and future-proof.



