G3Reporting
made legible

THE G3 REPORTING DESK / EST. 2006

Make your
impact readable.

Good reporting connects what an organization does with what changes for people and the planet. Find the context, follow the evidence, make the connection.

THREE CONNECTED LENSES01—03
Three connected dimensions of reportingOverlapping circles represent economy, environment and people. Use the buttons below to explore each dimension.G3IMPACT → EVIDENCE → DISCLOSURE

Economy. Follow where value is created and distributed. Start with a clear reporting boundary. Explore →

01 Understand the context02 Follow the evidence03 Explain the impact

A PLACE TO BEGIN

Less searching.
More understanding.

Preparing a report, reviewing a dataset, or making sense of a claim? Choose the question you need to answer.

THE WORK BEHIND THE WORDS

Make the details count.

All working tools ↗
DATA / METHOD

Down in total. Up per unit?

Absolute and intensity measures can tell different stories. Explore the calculation before writing the headline.

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WHERE THIS STORY BEGAN

A moment that changed
the reporting conversation.

Amsterdam, 4–6 October 2006. The G3 Guidelines, a global conversation and a website built to connect it. Explore the recovered project record alongside today’s practical guides.

Open the G3 project archive ↗ · G3 or GRI 3?

THE ESSENTIAL CONNECTION

From a statement
to something you can trace.

A number becomes useful when its period, boundary, method and evidence are visible together.

READ

Build a better evidence trail

A practical guide to the record behind a reported claim.