Frameworks, reports, newsletters, guides and templates curated for sustainability professionals across Asia Pacific and beyond.
ArticleA global salary deep-dive across roles, seniority levels, sectors, and regions.
ArticleA five-year-old industry initiative has produced the largest standardised sustainability dataset private markets have ever had. Here is where it stands.
ArticleThe EU is revising taxonomy screening criteria for application from January 2027, with a separate disclosures overhaul behind it. What changes and what to monitor.
ArticleEUDR applies from 30 December 2026 with no further delay. Geolocation, legality evidence, due diligence statements and what global suppliers must prepare.
ArticleThe Commission published ten CBAM guidance documents on 14 August 2026. What EU importers, non-EU producers and accredited verifiers each now have to do.
ArticleMalaysia's NSRF phases in IFRS S1 and S2 by group. What Group 1 and Group 2 issuers must report, how the transition reliefs expire, and where assurance lands.
ArticleLargeCap issuers face mandatory HKEX Part D climate reporting for FY2026. What must be disclosed, how Scope 3 and the reliefs work, and where preparation bites.
ArticleNew Zealand proposes replacing NZ CS with NZ IFRS S2, with early adoption from October 2026 and mandatory application in 2033. What climate reporting entities should do.
ArticleChoosing an ESG assurance provider starts with who is permitted, not who is best. Eligibility by jurisdiction, limited versus reasonable, standards and independence.
ArticleOmnibus cut CSRD scope by 80 per cent, but national law decides who can actually stop. Where France, Germany and Italy stand, and what is still required now.
ArticleESRS double materiality and ISSB single materiality overlap more than most companies realise. How the two compare, what changed in 2026, and how to run one assessment.
ArticleAustralia assures climate reports from year one, Singapore waits until FY2029. Compare provider rules, assurance standards and readiness steps across both.