Replay Webinar: From Voluntary to Mandatory–Strategic Steps for Achieving BRSR Compliance
Recorded: Thursday, 17th April 2025
Watch an insightful webinar hosted by Quality Austria Central Asia, where we dive into the strategic transition from voluntary ESG disclosures to mandatory BRSR compliance. As regulatory requirements evolve, it’s crucial for Indian companies to proactively prepare for the upcoming mandate to enhance transparency, credibility, and competitiveness in the market.
Topic Covered:
- Understanding the Shift: Gain a clear overview of how BRSR reporting is evolving from a voluntary framework to a mandatory requirement, and why this transition matters.
- Strategic Roadmap: Discover a step-by-step approach to setting up robust ESG data systems, establishing effective governance frameworks, and preparing for external assurance on your BRSR disclosures.
- Best Practices for Compliance: Learn how to align your reporting processes with the updated BRSR framework, mitigate risks, and leverage compliance as a strategic advantage for long-term business success.
Support & Services:
- Expert insights and case studies on successful BRSR transitions
- Guidance on timeline management, stakeholder engagement, and continuous improvement in ESG reporting
Who Attended?
This webinar was ideal for business leaders, compliance officers, sustainability managers, and ESG reporting professionals keen to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape and secure their competitive edge.
Sustainability Reporting & Assurance for Businesses - At Quality Austria Central Asia, we offer solutions to help organizations embrace sustainability and turn climate challenges into growth opportunities. By aligning with global standards and leveraging advanced tools, we guide businesses toward a sustainable and resilient future.
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Speaker Profile:
Hardip Grewal, Chief Sustainability Officer
Hardip Grewal is currently working as Chief Sustainabilty Officer at QACA. He has worked in many areas stretching from grass-roots activism in human and labor rights, to science-technology policy analysis, to editing research monographs. Of late he has been an active speaker on climate change. Let’s call him a cross-disciplinary personality.
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