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ESG Reporting Handbook

CSRD, SEC climate, GRI, SASB — how to structure your QEHS data so one set of records feeds every framework.

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Who it is for

  • ESG program leads / sustainability directors
  • EHS leaders whose data feeds the annual report
  • Investor-relations teams building climate disclosures

Outline

  1. Framework map — CSRD / ESRS, SEC climate, GRI, SASB, TCFD, CDP
  2. Scope 1 + 2 + 3 emissions — where QEHS helps and where it does not
  3. Occupational safety KPIs (TRIR, LTIR, DART) for human-capital disclosures
  4. Water, waste, energy — the environmental module templates
  5. Supply-chain due diligence (CSDDD, Uyghur Act, modern slavery)
  6. Data lineage — auditable trails from record → KPI → disclosure
  7. Governance — board oversight, committee mandates, policy approvals
  8. Assurance readiness — what your assurance provider will actually test

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Data lineage: from record to disclosure

Auditable ESG reporting requires that every KPI on the disclosure can be traced back to the underlying records — and that the records cannot be silently edited after the report is published. QEHS enforces this through three design choices.

  • Immutable audit log — every record update is a new row, never an in-place edit
  • Disclosure-period snapshots — records are frozen at period close and cannot be modified without a re-open event (logged)
  • KPI → record drill-down — every dashboard number links back to the exact records that produced it

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