SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING (2 Credits)
Learning Outcomes:
On successful completion of this course, student will be able to: Define the concept of business sustainability and corporate accountability reporting; Recognize history, emerging initiatives, and best practices of sustainability reporting; Explain a sustainable business, corporation, capital market, and concept of multiple bottom lines of economic, governance, social, ethical, and environment (EGSEE); Apply corporate governance key performance indicators (KPIs) and social dimension of corporate sustainability; Appraise ethical, environmental dimension of sustainability performance and business sustainability in action; Examine sustainability performance and accountability reporting in reflecting their key performance indicators in all areas of Economics, Governance, Social, Ethical, and Environmental performance (EGSEE)
Topics:
- Introduction to Business Sustainability and Accountability Reporting;
- Brief History of Sustainability Reporting;
- Business Sustainability and Accountability Initiatives, Reporting, and Assurance;
- Sustainability, Corporations, Capital Markets, and the Global Economy;
- Economic Vitality as a Component of Sustainability;
- The Corporate Governance Dimension of Sustainability;
- The Social Dimension of Corporate Sustainability;
- The Ethical Dimension of Sustainability;
- The Environmental Dimension of Sustainability Performance: Government Policy, Societal Forces, and Environmental Management;
- Business Sustainability in Action: Global Initiatives and Emerging Issues;
- The Future of Business Sustainability: Sustainability Reporting and Assurance
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