The next months are key to determining what kind of sustainability data companies will disclose. To transform into an economy within planetary boundaries, we call on the ISSB to develop standards that require reporting on impact data, go beyond climate, and ensure climate-related disclosures are sufficiently granular to be meaningful.
In June this year, ECOS members got together at the Annual General Assembly and elected three new members to our Executive Committee. Get to know the new faces providing strategic direction to the Secretariat!
This year's training will combine a comprehensive course on standards and the environment with tailor-made breakout sessions for ECOS members & experts.
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Cement is omnipresent in modern life, serving as the key binder in concrete and mortar products. We find cement everywhere: in our roads, bridges, major buildings. However, while cheap to produce, it comes at a high cost for the environment.
We are looking for an experienced Programme Manager to join our Circular Economy team and drive ECOS work towards robust policies and standards for a toxic-free environment.
The Communications & Events Assistant will support the work of the Communications Team at the ECOS Secretariat.
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