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13 questions on industry-aligned sustainability metrics: the standard investors read alongside your financials, now maintained by the ISSB.
Checks againstSASB Standards
SASB is industry-specific; start there
Your SASB industry classification (or Sustainable Industry Classification) is identified
The 3–6 SASB disclosure topics for your industry are documented
Peer and competitor SASB disclosures have been reviewed for comparison
The industry metrics that matter
Material topics are confirmed through SASB’s evidence-based process plus your own assessment
Metrics use the SASB definitions as written, not redefined internally
Each metric has a data owner and a collection process
Numbers that survive scrutiny
Metrics are reported consistently year over year; a trend exists or is starting
Units and definitions follow the standard’s technical protocols
Data assurance (internal or external) has been considered
Where the numbers land
SASB metrics appear in the annual report or financial filing where relevant
Governance oversight covers disclosure quality, not just performance
IFRS S2 alignment is assessed (SASB industry guidance feeds S2 industry metrics)
Standard updates are monitored (SASB now maintained by the ISSB)
SASB readiness
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Getting started
Step one is finding your SASB industry and its 3–6 topics. Everything follows from that.
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