A materiality assessment should do more than produce a matrix for a sustainability report.
Done well, it helps your organisation understand what matters to stakeholders and use that insight to make better decisions, set priorities and focus effort where it counts.
But priorities change. Stakeholder expectations evolve, business conditions shift and new sustainability issues emerge. So how do you know when your materiality assessment needs an update and how can you keep getting value from it?
Join Rochelle Lockley from Port of Tauranga and Martin Fryer from thinkstep-anz for a practical look at how Port of Tauranga has kept its materiality work useful over time.
In our webinar, we will cover:
how to keep a materiality assessment useful as priorities change
how stakeholder feedback can help test and refine existing material topics
how to involve leadership and build ownership of the findings
how to turn materiality findings into practical input for strategy and reporting
practical lessons from Port of Tauranga’s approach.
The webinar will be useful for:
Reporting Managers
Sustainability Managers
Environmental Managers
Risk Managers
