Reporting on Sustainability (IFRS S1) and Climate Change (IFRS S2)
The IFRS Digital Revolution: Integrating AI, Sustainability Reporting (S1/S2), and the New Conceptual Framework
A two-day seminar based on the new developments of the ISSB, focusing on reporting sustainability, climate change, and disclosing corporate carbon footprints.
3rd – 4th December 2026 Live Online
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Gain knowledge on the new developments and requirements established by the ISSB (IFRS S1 and S2).
Effectively link corporate ESG initiatives with broader sustainability and climate change strategies.
Understand the core principles of sustainability and evaluate the business effect of climate change.
Be able to calculate Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions accurately across all three scopes.
Report and disclose sustainability and climate change-related information confidently in annual reports.
Master physical and financial carbon accounting to accurately measure corporate footprints.
Why You Should Attend?
The radical developments of these frameworks make it imperative for all members in the financial environment to keep abreast with the changes.
Keep Abreast
The radical developments of the ISSB make it imperative for financial professionals to adapt quickly.
Future-Proof Knowledge
Equip yourself with financial reporting knowledge to carry you through the next 5 years of evolving standards.
Practical Focus
You cannot teach accounting without examples. Practical calculations make this training unique.
Real-Life Scenarios
Wrapped around real-life scenarios to assist delegates in measuring and disclosing GHG emissions.
Training Agenda
2-Day Comprehensive Programme
- Sustainability, climate change and social responsibility.
- Building blocks: issues, SDGs, integrated thinking.
- How did ESG originate? Background to ESG.
- Environment + Social + Governance = Sustainability.
- Importance of carbon and reservoirs of carbon.
- The risk of the greenhouse effect and causes.
- Behavior of customers and impact on business.
- Concept of circular economy.
- Time to change: To measure is the starting point.
- Physical and financial carbon accounting.
- The value chain: Direct vs indirect emissions.
- Defining and understanding the three scopes.
- Basic calculation and the use of emission factors (EFs).
- Global Warming Potential (GWP).
- Scope 3 emissions: 15 Categories and boundaries.
- GHG Inventory accounting: rolling up the inventory.
- Reporting on the three scopes (General principles).
- Carbon disclosure project (CDP) & CDSB.
- Global reporting initiative (GRI) & SASB.
- IIRC / Value reporting framework (VRF).
- Objective of the ISSB and IFRS Foundation structure.
- TRWG General Requirements (ISSB S1).
- Climate-related Disclosures (ISSB S2).
- Impact of climate change on going concern & financials.
Who Should Attend?
- Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) & Finance Directors guiding corporate financial strategy and risk.
- Sustainability & ESG Professionals managing organizational carbon footprint and climate disclosures.
- Accountants, Financial Controllers & Corporate Reporting Teams executing Scope 1, 2, 3 emission calculations.
- Internal & External Auditors & Compliance Officers ensuring audit-readiness and verification of ESG claims.
- Risk Management, Strategy, & Investor Relations Professionals aligning business models with ISSB expectations.
Investment & Registration
Event Code: IL-IFRS-695 | 3rd – 4th December 2026
Live Virtual Attendance (Online)
Delegate 1
USD 995Book 1 delegate
Online Rate
Group
USD 795Book 2 to 4 delegates
Online Rate
Corporate
USD 695Book 5 or more
Online Rate
Enrollment Request
Payment is required within 5 working days of receiving the invoice.