Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Reporting

dmStrategists solutions provide sustainability reporting in alignment with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Guidelines. GRI has developed the world’s most widely used sustainability reporting framework, developing a standardized approach to measuring and reporting economic, environmental, and social sustainability performance information.

Your dmStrategists sustainability reports follow GRI principles for ensuring report quality with balance, comparability, accuracy, timeliness, clarity, and reliability. You assess, measure, benchmark, monitor, and report your sustainable business practices in GRI’s six performance categories—Environmental, Human Rights, Labor Practices and Decent Work, Society, Product Performance, and Economic. Aligned with GRI reporting standards, you can provide the sustainable business practices reporting transparency shareholders and stakeholders demand, demonstrating your organizational commitment to sustainable development and validating your performance over time.

With dmStrategists assessment and reporting tools and applications, you have web-based enterprise and supply chain reporting capabilities available to report these GRI Performance Indicators throughout your business ecosystem.

  • Environmental

    • Materials
    • Energy
    • Water
    • Biodiversity
    • Emissions, Effluents, & Waste
    • Products & Services
    • Compliance
    • Transport
    • Overall Expenditures

  • Human Rights

    • Investment and Procurement Practices
    • Non-Discrimination
    • Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
    • Child Labor
    • Forced and Compulsory Labor
    • Security Practices
    • Indigenous Rights

  • Labor Practices and Decent Work

    • Employment
    • Labor/Management Relations
    • Occupational Health and Safety
    • Training and Education
    • Diversity and Equal Opportunity

  • Society

    • Community
    • Corruption Risks
    • Public Policy
    • Anti-Competitive Behavior
    • Legal and Regulatory Compliance

  • Product Responsibility

    • Customer Health and Safety
    • Product and Service Labeling
    • Marketing Communications
    • Customer Privacy
    • Legal and Regulatory Compliance

  • Economic

    • Economic Performance
    • Market Presence
    • Indirect Economic Impacts