G3 project record · 2006–2007. This page records its historical period. Roles, events, prices and registration information below are not current offers or appointments. Original capture: 2006-01-25.
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Get a detailed and insider look at the G3 Guidelines.
The G3 Guidelines are bound to change the face of sustainability reporting. Now is the perfect time for you to take action and have a say in their development. The draft G3 Guidelines will be released for a 90-day public comment period between 2 January 2006 and 31 March 2006. Get involved and be prepared!
Join us for a “Sneak Peek” of the draft G3 Guidelines at a one-day event in your area. Whether you are an expert in the Corporate Responsibility world, or are just starting to explore this fascinating field, participating in a Sneak Peek event will be a rewarding experience. Sneak Peeks will take place in over 20 cites around the world from January –March 2006
By joining us at a Sneak Peek, you will:
- Gain an in-depth orientation to the new Guidelines
- Hear from experts from your area that were members of the multi-stakeholder technical working groups responsible for developing the G3 content
- Engage with GRI staff about the future of GRI and reporting
- Find out from opinion leaders about their first impressions of the draft G3 Guidelines
- Discuss and network with high-level speakers and participants about sustainability reporting and the G3 Guidelines
- Learn how to submit your comments and opinions on the G3 draft
GRI Organizational Stakeholders attend the Sneak Peeks for free (1 participant per organization). If you have not yet joined the GRI network as an OS now is a unique opportunity. Please go to www.globalreporting.org/os and find out more.
For OS registration or for more information on OS attending Sneak Peeks, please email [email protected]. Be sure to check your Sneak Peek location. Also, if your company is hosting or sponsoring any of the events, you should email [email protected].
Attend a Sneak Peek and be sure you are equipped to participate in this important stage in the G3 Guidelines development process. Feedback gathered during the public comment period will directly affect the final version of the G3 Guidelines - which are scheduled for release in October 2006.
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