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GRI Certified Training

Tofuture Oy offers GRI Certified Training Courses exclusively in the Nordic Countries.

What: The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Certified Training Program covers the principles of sustainaibility and responsibility reporting according to the GRI G3 Guidelines & Framework. In the course, You will learn:

  • The basics of the GRI Framework
  • The internal processes behind the reporting
  • The five steps of GRI reporting process
  • How stakeholders are engaged into the process

Furthermore, the Training Program focuses on the reporting principles, the importance of materiality, and introduces various reporting practices, and reporting examples related to the business and sectors of the participants.

To Whom: The Certified Training Program is especially aimed for those who are to begin the reporting according to GRI Guidelines, or who wish to better understand the processes behind the GRI reporting. Attending the course does not require previous experience, but offers also highly useful insights and practical assistance also for those who have already been involved in the reporting.

Price: The course will be held during 2 days. The price is 1250 EUR/person + VAT, including the training materials, GRI Handbook (The GRI Sustainability Reporting Cycle), lunches and coffees.

N.B. All the courses in Norway, Denmark and Sweden will be given in English. Upon request, the courses in Finland can be organised in English, otherwise the courses in Espoo are given in Finnish.

Training Program

Day 1

9.00      Welcome, Morning coffee
9.30      Prepare: Plan the GRI reporting process
11.00    Connect: Dialogue with stakeholders
12.00    Lunch
13.00    Define: Focus your effort
14.00    Coffee
14.15    Define: Focus your effort (cont.)
16.00    End of day one

Day 2

9.00      Welcome, Morning coffee
9.30      Monitor: Build your report
12.00    Lunch
13.00    Report: Check and communicate
14.00    Coffee
14.15    Report: Check and communicate (cont.)
16.00    End of the course