Reporting Framework

The SBA reporting framework defines key sustainability topics, self assessment questions and basic disclosures which can be used to benchmark your performance and report your impact.

Take our sustainability self-assessment to see how you score. Conduct a materiality assessment to prioritise the topics that are most relevent to your organisation. You can do this as part of our Business Towards Sustainability one-day programme, or we can help you to conduct a full materiality assessment.

Embedded Strategy

The extent to which sustainability is embedded within the organisation.

Management Approach

The approach to prioritising and taking action on sustainability topics.

Reporting and Transparency

The approach to reporting and transparency on sustainability topics.

Fraud and Corruption

The approach to managing risks associated with bribery, fraud, extortion and money laundering.

Data Privacy

The extent to which personal information of stakeholders including customers and staff is managed and protected.

Sustainable Procurement

The extent to which suppliers are engaged to understand and manage, economic, social and environmental impacts.

Employment and Labour Practices

The impact of the business on employment and its approach to managing employee relations and working conditions.

Modern Slavery

The approach to managing risks associated with child labour, forced labour and human trafficking within the supply chain.

Training and Development

The extent to which people are provided with opportunities to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Health and Safety

The approach to promoting wellbeing and managing risks associated with health and safety.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

The extent to which there is a diverse and inclusive culture where there are equal opportunities for all regardless of background or identity.

Local Community Impact

The extent to which the local community is engaged to understand, manage and enhance, economic, social and environmental impacts of the business.

Energy

The amount of energy consumed, and the proportion of energy consumed from renewable sources.

Emissions

The amount of Greenhouse Gas Emissions produced, and measures being taken to reduce them.

Water and Effluents

The amount of water consumed and its impact on ecosystems and long-term water security within the supply chain.

Waste

The amount of waste generated and the impact it has on people and the environment.

Materials

The types of materials used in products, packaging and operations and their impact on the environment.

Biodiversity

The impact of operational and supply chain activities on ecosystems and how these are managed.