Focusing on water sustainability, this paper reviews recent studies on corporate water-related disclosures in annual reports, discrete sustainability reports and websites. Findings of relatively low levels and quality of reporting are consistent with more general disclosure studies. Further, the mismatch between corporate and environmental boundaries limits the potential efficacy of such reporting. Two possible alternatives to traditional corporate reporting are explored, namely reporting at the catchment level and product labelling. It is suggested that both alternatives hold more promise for improving accountability and reducing water consumption than more traditional notions of sustainability reporting.11 page(s
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Purpose - This paper extends the literature in the environmental disclosure area by examining annual...
Recent years have witnessed a substantial increase in reporting on social and environmental (SE) iss...
Most studies in sustainability reporting have focused on items disclosed in companies’ reports. This...
Purpose: This paper seeks to contribute to the ongoing debate regarding the efficacy of corporate su...
Purpose: This paper seeks to examine corporate water accountability and disclosure in context of Syd...
In decades since the Rio Summit, freshwater has become an increasingly prominent issue in the global...
Purpose: This research paper examines how the development of Standardised Water Accounting (SWA) cou...
"A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Depart...
Three initiatives with respect to water reporting in the mining sector are compared in this paper to...
Three initiatives with respect to water reporting in the mining sector are compared in this paper to...
This study examines the nature and extent of sustainability reporting practices in the various repor...
It is critical for all manner of organisations to ‘walk the talk ’ and show that “actions speak loud...
Climate change paired with global growth of populations and economies demands improved water resourc...
Worldwide, increasing population and economic growth have provoked an increased demand for water, an...
Part of a series of research projects which analyses disclosures on areas of non-financial performan...
Purpose - This paper extends the literature in the environmental disclosure area by examining annual...
Recent years have witnessed a substantial increase in reporting on social and environmental (SE) iss...
Most studies in sustainability reporting have focused on items disclosed in companies’ reports. This...