Building Your Mandatory Climate Report — Session 5: The Final Disclosure & Your Climate Transition Plan
Session 5 of a 5-part AASB S2 series. The missing piece in most climate reports — how to write the strategy narrative and transition plan that ties the whole disclosure together.
What the webinar was about
The final session of NetNada’s 5-part series on building a mandatory climate report. Most first-time climate reports have the same missing piece: the numbers, the governance and the risk register are all there, but nothing explains what the company is actually going to do about it.
This session synthesises the previous four modules and focuses on the strategy pillar — how to write a narrative and a transition plan that satisfies regulators while clearly communicating your direction to investors, customers and stakeholders.
Watch if you have your data, governance and risk work underway and you’re now facing the blank page of the strategy section.
What’s covered
- Why the strategy pillar is built last, once governance, risk management and metrics and targets are settled
- What a climate transition plan has to contain under AASB S2, and where an ambition is acceptable in place of a committed target
- Writing a disclosure narrative that connects your risks, metrics and governance into one story instead of five disconnected sections
- Structuring the final Climate Statement — what belongs in the report, and what belongs in a supporting document
Practical outcome
A structural outline of your first Climate Statement.
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