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The need for materiality

9th November 2006

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Following today’s release of the Materiality Report, LRQA’s Deborah Evans talks about the need for materiality in non-financial reporting, outlining steps that companies can take to ensure that what they report is relevant and useful to management and stakeholders.

Deborah argues that an understanding of materiality is critical to the long term sustainability of business as well as short term targets.

Keywords

podcasts, sustainability, reporting, stakeholder engagement, CSR, LRQA, verification, materiality, stakeholders, climate change

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