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Nobody's first sustainability report is good. The only question is whether it's defensible.

Defensible means you can explain why a topic was assessed as material and someone else can follow the logic. It means the emissions figure traces back to a source document. It means the governance section describes something that actually happened in a meeting.

Reports fail on those points far more often than they fail on ambition. And the failures are expensive later, because assurance and regulatory scrutiny both work backwards from exactly those questions.

So the useful place to start isn't a template. It's understanding what each framework is actually asking for, and why.

Cidee Despi — Sustainability Consultant — is teaching the fundamentals in plain language: the frameworks, the materiality process, the data foundation, and the mistakes that are cheap to fix now and painful to fix later.

📅 Monday, 24 August 2026
⏰ 11AM to 12PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Come with questions, including the ones you think are too basic. Those are usually the ones half the room is also wondering about.

What confused you most when you started with sustainability reporting?

Share it below.

Nobody's first sustainability report is good. The only question is whether it's defensible.

Defensible means you can explain why a topic was assessed as material and someone else can follow the logic. It means the emissions figure traces back to a source document. It means the governance section describes something that actually happened in a meeting.

Reports fail on those points far more often than they fail on ambition. And the failures are expensive later, because assurance and regulatory scrutiny both work backwards from exactly those questions.

So the useful place to start isn't a template. It's understanding what each framework is actually asking for, and why.

Cidee Despi — Sustainability Consultant — is teaching the fundamentals in plain language: the frameworks, the materiality process, the data foundation, and the mistakes that are cheap to fix now and painful to fix later.

📅 Monday, 24 August 2026
⏰ 11AM to 12PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Come with questions, including the ones you think are too basic. Those are usually the ones half the room is also wondering about.

What confused you most when you started with sustainability reporting?

Share it below.

Most first sustainability reports are written for the wrong reader.

They're written for everyone. Employees, communities, customers, regulators, the CEO's LinkedIn. So they end up as a 90-page brochure that mentions everything and answers nothing.

The standards ask for something narrower and harder: what sustainability risks and opportunities could actually affect the business, how they're governed, how they're managed, and what the numbers are.

That shift changes everything upstream. What you collect. Who owns the data. What the board signs off on. Why materiality is a decision with consequences rather than a stakeholder survey.

Monday's session is the foundations. What a sustainability report is, what the major frameworks are for, how GRI and ISSB differ in purpose, and how to build a first report that doesn't need rebuilding in eighteen months.

Led by Cidee Despi, Sustainability Consultant.

📅 Monday, 24 August 2026
⏰ 11AM to 12PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

This is the last foundations session of Season 2.

Tag a colleague starting their first reporting cycle.

Most first sustainability reports are written for the wrong reader.

They're written for everyone. Employees, communities, customers, regulators, the CEO's LinkedIn. So they end up as a 90-page brochure that mentions everything and answers nothing.

The standards ask for something narrower and harder: what sustainability risks and opportunities could actually affect the business, how they're governed, how they're managed, and what the numbers are.

That shift changes everything upstream. What you collect. Who owns the data. What the board signs off on. Why materiality is a decision with consequences rather than a stakeholder survey.

Monday's session is the foundations. What a sustainability report is, what the major frameworks are for, how GRI and ISSB differ in purpose, and how to build a first report that doesn't need rebuilding in eighteen months.

Led by Cidee Despi, Sustainability Consultant.

📅 Monday, 24 August 2026
⏰ 11AM to 12PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

This is the last foundations session of Season 2.

Tag a colleague starting their first reporting cycle.

Sustainability training is a business. Which is why the basics are usually behind a paywall.

Two-day certificate courses. Gated toolkits. Membership tiers. All of it perfectly legitimate, and all of it a barrier for the person who just got handed sustainability reporting on top of an existing job and needs to understand the fundamentals by Friday.

The Sustainability Talks Series is our answer to that. 60 minutes, every Monday, free, taught by Standards Contributors — practitioners who have actively helped shape global frameworks including ISSB, GHG Protocol, TNFD, SBTi, SASB and GRI.

Here's the closing stretch of Season 2:

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 21 Sep — Malaysia Regulatory Landscape | Teng Low | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 28 Sep — Carbon Credit 101 | Ir. Hendri Rantau., S.T., M.Eng | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere in the world.

Monday's session is the entry point. If you've been following the series but felt like everyone else already knew the vocabulary, start here.

🔗 Register once, attend any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Who's the person in your organisation who got handed sustainability reporting with no training? Tag them.

Sustainability training is a business. Which is why the basics are usually behind a paywall.

Two-day certificate courses. Gated toolkits. Membership tiers. All of it perfectly legitimate, and all of it a barrier for the person who just got handed sustainability reporting on top of an existing job and needs to understand the fundamentals by Friday.

The Sustainability Talks Series is our answer to that. 60 minutes, every Monday, free, taught by Standards Contributors — practitioners who have actively helped shape global frameworks including ISSB, GHG Protocol, TNFD, SBTi, SASB and GRI.

Here's the closing stretch of Season 2:

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 21 Sep — Malaysia Regulatory Landscape | Teng Low | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 28 Sep — Carbon Credit 101 | Ir. Hendri Rantau., S.T., M.Eng | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere in the world.

Monday's session is the entry point. If you've been following the series but felt like everyone else already knew the vocabulary, start here.

🔗 Register once, attend any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Who's the person in your organisation who got handed sustainability reporting with no training? Tag them.

"We're exempt from CBAM" is a claim most companies cannot actually prove.

The exemption everyone repeats — the 50-tonne de minimis threshold introduced by the Omnibus simplification — is cumulative across all covered goods for the calendar year. Not per shipment. Not per product line. And it doesn't apply to hydrogen or electricity at all.

So the honest answer for a lot of businesses is: we think we're under, but nobody has actually added it up.

Meanwhile the mechanics have changed underneath everyone. Authorised declarant status. Annual declarations instead of quarterly reports. Certificate prices tied to EU ETS. A phase-in schedule that tracks the withdrawal of free allocation, meaning the cost curve rises for years.

If your understanding of CBAM is from a 2024 briefing, it's out of date.

Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor — is running a plain-language reset on where CBAM actually stands and what it means for businesses trading into Europe.

📅 Monday, 17 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

"We're exempt from CBAM" is a claim most companies cannot actually prove.

The exemption everyone repeats — the 50-tonne de minimis threshold introduced by the Omnibus simplification — is cumulative across all covered goods for the calendar year. Not per shipment. Not per product line. And it doesn't apply to hydrogen or electricity at all.

So the honest answer for a lot of businesses is: we think we're under, but nobody has actually added it up.

Meanwhile the mechanics have changed underneath everyone. Authorised declarant status. Annual declarations instead of quarterly reports. Certificate prices tied to EU ETS. A phase-in schedule that tracks the withdrawal of free allocation, meaning the cost curve rises for years.

If your understanding of CBAM is from a 2024 briefing, it's out of date.

Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor — is running a plain-language reset on where CBAM actually stands and what it means for businesses trading into Europe.

📅 Monday, 17 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

CBAM stopped being a reporting exercise on 1 January 2026. It's now a bill.
Every tonne of covered goods entering the EU this year is already accruing a certificate liability. Nobody has paid yet, because certificate sales don't open until February 2027 and the first declaration for 2026 imports is due 30 September 2027.

That gap is where the risk sits.

The emissions data being collected right now is what determines the size of that bill. Weak data means default values. Default values are conservative.
Conservative means expensive.

And if you're an exporter in Asia, this reaches you even though the obligation sits with the EU importer. They can't declare embedded emissions they don't have. So the request lands on your desk — with your contract renewal attached to how well you answer it.

Geraldine Anne Velasco, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, is unpacking what CBAM now requires, who is actually caught, and what exporters should be doing before the 2027 deadlines arrive.

📅 Monday, 17 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

CBAM stopped being a reporting exercise on 1 January 2026. It's now a bill.
Every tonne of covered goods entering the EU this year is already accruing a certificate liability. Nobody has paid yet, because certificate sales don't open until February 2027 and the first declaration for 2026 imports is due 30 September 2027.

That gap is where the risk sits.

The emissions data being collected right now is what determines the size of that bill. Weak data means default values. Default values are conservative.
Conservative means expensive.

And if you're an exporter in Asia, this reaches you even though the obligation sits with the EU importer. They can't declare embedded emissions they don't have. So the request lands on your desk — with your contract renewal attached to how well you answer it.

Geraldine Anne Velasco, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, is unpacking what CBAM now requires, who is actually caught, and what exporters should be doing before the 2027 deadlines arrive.

📅 Monday, 17 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

There is a difference between someone who has read a standard and someone who helped write one.

You feel it about ten minutes into the conversation.

One can quote the requirement. The other can tell you what the requirement was designed to prevent, which clause was fought over, and what happens in practice when a company interprets it too loosely.

That's why every session in the Sustainability Talks Series is taught by a Standards Contributor. Not a generic consultant reading a framework back to you.

60 minutes. Every Monday. Free.

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 21 Sep — Malaysia Regulatory Landscape | Teng Low | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere in the world.

🔗 Register once, attend any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

There is a difference between someone who has read a standard and someone who helped write one.

You feel it about ten minutes into the conversation.

One can quote the requirement. The other can tell you what the requirement was designed to prevent, which clause was fought over, and what happens in practice when a company interprets it too loosely.

That's why every session in the Sustainability Talks Series is taught by a Standards Contributor. Not a generic consultant reading a framework back to you.

60 minutes. Every Monday. Free.

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 21 Sep — Malaysia Regulatory Landscape | Teng Low | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere in the world.

🔗 Register once, attend any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

CALLING COMPANIES IN THAILAND!

Most companies operating in Thailand are preparing for the wrong version of the rules.

They're optimising the 56-1 One Report they filed last year. Meanwhile the SEC is steering listed-company disclosure toward IFRS S1 and S2 — a fundamentally different exercise.

One asks what you did. The other asks how sustainability risks and opportunities affect your business model, who governs them, and what the numbers are.

You cannot bridge that gap in a filing season. It requires data owners, board-level governance, and Scope 1 and 2 emissions organised well enough to be verified.

So the useful question isn't "what's mandatory today." It's "what will I be asked to prove in two years, and do I have the data trail to prove it."

Charinrat Pankoom — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor — is unpacking Thailand's regulatory landscape in plain language: what's in force, what's in consultation, and where to start.

📅 Monday, 10 August 2026

⏰ 7:30PM Bangkok Time | 8:30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Whether you're a Thai issuer, a multinational with Thai operations, or a supplier into that market, the obligations reach you.
What's your biggest unknown about Thai disclosure requirements? Ask it in the comments and we'll cover it live.

CALLING COMPANIES IN THAILAND!

Most companies operating in Thailand are preparing for the wrong version of the rules.

They're optimising the 56-1 One Report they filed last year. Meanwhile the SEC is steering listed-company disclosure toward IFRS S1 and S2 — a fundamentally different exercise.

One asks what you did. The other asks how sustainability risks and opportunities affect your business model, who governs them, and what the numbers are.

You cannot bridge that gap in a filing season. It requires data owners, board-level governance, and Scope 1 and 2 emissions organised well enough to be verified.

So the useful question isn't "what's mandatory today." It's "what will I be asked to prove in two years, and do I have the data trail to prove it."

Charinrat Pankoom — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor — is unpacking Thailand's regulatory landscape in plain language: what's in force, what's in consultation, and where to start.

📅 Monday, 10 August 2026

⏰ 7:30PM Bangkok Time | 8:30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Whether you're a Thai issuer, a multinational with Thai operations, or a supplier into that market, the obligations reach you.
What's your biggest unknown about Thai disclosure requirements? Ask it in the comments and we'll cover it live.

Thai listed companies have been filing sustainability disclosure since 2022.
The next layer is the one that will hurt.

Form 56-1 One Report already requires SET and mai-listed companies to disclose how they manage sustainability, stakeholders, environmental and social impacts, and emissions. That part is settled.

What's changing is the standard behind it. Thailand's SEC has set ISSB alignment — IFRS S1 and S2 — as the direction of travel, with principles revised in late 2025 and regulations still being amended.

Translation: the format you know is not the format you'll be filing. Climate-related financial disclosure asks harder questions. Scenario analysis. Governance evidence. Emissions data good enough to be assured.

Add the Thailand Taxonomy, now expanded in Phase 2 well beyond energy and transport, and the picture changes for a lot of businesses that assumed this wasn't their problem.

Charinrat Pankoom, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, is walking through what's in force now, what's coming, and what to do in the gap.

📅 Monday, 10 August 2026
⏰ 7:30pm Bangkok Time (8:30pm Singapore Time)
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Relevant beyond Thailand: if you buy from, supply to, or invest in Thai companies, this is your exposure too.
Tag someone with a Thai entity in their reporting scope.

Thai listed companies have been filing sustainability disclosure since 2022.
The next layer is the one that will hurt.

Form 56-1 One Report already requires SET and mai-listed companies to disclose how they manage sustainability, stakeholders, environmental and social impacts, and emissions. That part is settled.

What's changing is the standard behind it. Thailand's SEC has set ISSB alignment — IFRS S1 and S2 — as the direction of travel, with principles revised in late 2025 and regulations still being amended.

Translation: the format you know is not the format you'll be filing. Climate-related financial disclosure asks harder questions. Scenario analysis. Governance evidence. Emissions data good enough to be assured.

Add the Thailand Taxonomy, now expanded in Phase 2 well beyond energy and transport, and the picture changes for a lot of businesses that assumed this wasn't their problem.

Charinrat Pankoom, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, is walking through what's in force now, what's coming, and what to do in the gap.

📅 Monday, 10 August 2026
⏰ 7:30pm Bangkok Time (8:30pm Singapore Time)
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Relevant beyond Thailand: if you buy from, supply to, or invest in Thai companies, this is your exposure too.
Tag someone with a Thai entity in their reporting scope.

"We'll deal with it when it becomes mandatory" is the most expensive sentence in sustainability.

Because by the time a requirement lands, the data you need is historical. You can't retroactively collect a year of emissions data. You can't retroactively build governance minutes. You can't retroactively get your suppliers to respond.

The companies that handle disclosure calmly are the ones that started before they had to.

That's what the Sustainability Talks Series is for. One hour, every Monday, free, taught by Standards Contributors rather than generic consultants.

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge, wherever you are.

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

"We'll deal with it when it becomes mandatory" is the most expensive sentence in sustainability.

Because by the time a requirement lands, the data you need is historical. You can't retroactively collect a year of emissions data. You can't retroactively build governance minutes. You can't retroactively get your suppliers to respond.

The companies that handle disclosure calmly are the ones that started before they had to.

That's what the Sustainability Talks Series is for. One hour, every Monday, free, taught by Standards Contributors rather than generic consultants.

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 7 Sep — The Philippines Regulatory Landscape | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge, wherever you are.

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Half the carbon numbers sitting in corporate reports right now would not survive an audit.

Not because anyone is lying. Because the boundaries were drawn badly, the emission factors were outdated, and nobody documented why a single choice was made.

Assurance is coming. Buyers are already asking. Regulators across Asia Pacific, Europe and beyond are converging on the same expectation: show your working.

So before your team builds another spreadsheet, start with the fundamentals. What counts. What doesn't. Where the judgement calls are, and how to defend them.

Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor to the GHG Protocol — is running a plain-language session on exactly this.

📅 Monday, 3 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Bring your questions. The last 15 minutes are yours.

What's the hardest part of carbon accounting for your organisation — boundaries, data, or Scope 3? Comment below.

Half the carbon numbers sitting in corporate reports right now would not survive an audit.

Not because anyone is lying. Because the boundaries were drawn badly, the emission factors were outdated, and nobody documented why a single choice was made.

Assurance is coming. Buyers are already asking. Regulators across Asia Pacific, Europe and beyond are converging on the same expectation: show your working.

So before your team builds another spreadsheet, start with the fundamentals. What counts. What doesn't. Where the judgement calls are, and how to defend them.

Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor to the GHG Protocol — is running a plain-language session on exactly this.

📅 Monday, 3 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Bring your questions. The last 15 minutes are yours.

What's the hardest part of carbon accounting for your organisation — boundaries, data, or Scope 3? Comment below.

Your ESG consultant has probably never contributed a single line to a global standard.

That's not an insult. It's just how the market works. Most advisors interpret frameworks written by someone else, then charge you to explain them.

We built the Sustainability Talks Series around the opposite idea: learn directly from Standards Contributors — practitioners who have actively shaped frameworks like ISSB, GHG Protocol, TNFD, SBTi and GRI.

60 minutes. Every Monday. Free.

📅 3 Aug — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge, wherever you are in the world.

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Your ESG consultant has probably never contributed a single line to a global standard.

That's not an insult. It's just how the market works. Most advisors interpret frameworks written by someone else, then charge you to explain them.

We built the Sustainability Talks Series around the opposite idea: learn directly from Standards Contributors — practitioners who have actively shaped frameworks like ISSB, GHG Protocol, TNFD, SBTi and GRI.

60 minutes. Every Monday. Free.

📅 3 Aug — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge, wherever you are in the world.

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

You cannot report what you have not measured. And most companies are measuring wrong.

Carbon accounting looks simple until you actually try it. Then the questions start.

Which emissions are Scope 1 and which are Scope 2? What happens when you lease half your building? Do you use market-based or location-based grid factors — and does your buyer care which one you picked? Where does Scope 3 start, and how do you handle a supply chain that won't give you data?

Get these wrong and everything downstream breaks: your disclosure, your targets, your assurance readiness, your response to customer questionnaires.

This is a foundations session. No jargon walls. Just how a carbon inventory is actually built, and the decisions that quietly determine whether your numbers hold up.

Led by Geraldine Anne Velasco Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor to the GHG Protocol, who works on carbon and climate disclosure with real companies rather than in theory.

📅 Monday, 3 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Evening slot, so it works across time zones from Europe to Asia Pacific.

Tag a colleague who has been handed "the carbon numbers" and told to figure it out.

You cannot report what you have not measured. And most companies are measuring wrong.

Carbon accounting looks simple until you actually try it. Then the questions start.

Which emissions are Scope 1 and which are Scope 2? What happens when you lease half your building? Do you use market-based or location-based grid factors — and does your buyer care which one you picked? Where does Scope 3 start, and how do you handle a supply chain that won't give you data?

Get these wrong and everything downstream breaks: your disclosure, your targets, your assurance readiness, your response to customer questionnaires.

This is a foundations session. No jargon walls. Just how a carbon inventory is actually built, and the decisions that quietly determine whether your numbers hold up.

Led by Geraldine Anne Velasco Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor to the GHG Protocol, who works on carbon and climate disclosure with real companies rather than in theory.

📅 Monday, 3 August 2026
⏰ 8.30PM to 9.30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Evening slot, so it works across time zones from Europe to Asia Pacific.

Tag a colleague who has been handed "the carbon numbers" and told to figure it out.

Most sustainability talks are conducted by people who read the standards.

Ours are taught by people who helped build them.

That's the difference between a Standards Contributor and a generic consultant. One explains the rulebook. The other was in the room when the rules were drafted — and can tell you why a clause exists, what it was meant to solve, and where companies keep getting it wrong.

The Sustainability Talks Series is 60 minutes, every Monday. Free.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 3 Aug — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere.

One hour on a Monday morning is the cheapest way to stay ahead of a regulatory curve that is moving faster than most teams can track.

🔗 Register once to get your Zoom link for any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Most sustainability talks are conducted by people who read the standards.

Ours are taught by people who helped build them.

That's the difference between a Standards Contributor and a generic consultant. One explains the rulebook. The other was in the room when the rules were drafted — and can tell you why a clause exists, what it was meant to solve, and where companies keep getting it wrong.

The Sustainability Talks Series is 60 minutes, every Monday. Free.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 3 Aug — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 Aug — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 Aug — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

📅 24 Aug — Sustainability Reporting 101 | Cidee Despi | ⏰ 11AM Singapore Time

📅 31 Aug — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Charinrat Pankoom | ⏰ 8.30PM Singapore Time

💸 Free of charge. Open to anyone, anywhere.

One hour on a Monday morning is the cheapest way to stay ahead of a regulatory curve that is moving faster than most teams can track.

🔗 Register once to get your Zoom link for any session: https://forms.gle/MVALkzebQjXWNFRx5

Here's what most people don't know about Indonesia's sustainability landscape:

It's not coming. It's already here.

ESG disclosure mandates for listed companies. A carbon exchange that went live. Reporting obligations that are tightening every year. And a government that has made sustainability central to its economic agenda.

If you're doing business in Southeast Asia and Indonesia isn't on your compliance radar yet — it needs to be.

Ariel Amadeo is a Standards Contributor who understands both the global frameworks and the regional reality. This Monday he breaks down exactly what the Indonesia regulatory landscape looks like right now — and where it's heading.

📅 Monday, 27 July 2026
⏰ 11AM – 12PM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Here's what most people don't know about Indonesia's sustainability landscape:

It's not coming. It's already here.

ESG disclosure mandates for listed companies. A carbon exchange that went live. Reporting obligations that are tightening every year. And a government that has made sustainability central to its economic agenda.

If you're doing business in Southeast Asia and Indonesia isn't on your compliance radar yet — it needs to be.

Ariel Amadeo is a Standards Contributor who understands both the global frameworks and the regional reality. This Monday he breaks down exactly what the Indonesia regulatory landscape looks like right now — and where it's heading.

📅 Monday, 27 July 2026
⏰ 11AM – 12PM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Indonesia has 270 million people, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, and a sustainability regulatory framework that is moving fast.

If your business touches Indonesia — supply chain, investment, operations, exports — this is not background noise anymore.

New ESG disclosure requirements. Carbon market developments. Mandatory reporting frameworks for listed companies. The landscape is shifting and most businesses are still catching up.

Ariel Amadeo has been inside the global standards that are shaping what Indonesia's regulatory direction looks like. Next Monday he maps it out — clearly, practically, without the jargon.

One hour. Free. Worth every minute if Indonesia is on your radar.

📅 Monday, 27 July 2026
⏰ 11AM – 12PM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Indonesia has 270 million people, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, and a sustainability regulatory framework that is moving fast.

If your business touches Indonesia — supply chain, investment, operations, exports — this is not background noise anymore.

New ESG disclosure requirements. Carbon market developments. Mandatory reporting frameworks for listed companies. The landscape is shifting and most businesses are still catching up.

Ariel Amadeo has been inside the global standards that are shaping what Indonesia's regulatory direction looks like. Next Monday he maps it out — clearly, practically, without the jargon.

One hour. Free. Worth every minute if Indonesia is on your radar.

📅 Monday, 27 July 2026
⏰ 11AM – 12PM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Indonesia just became one of the most important sustainability stories in the world.

The regulations are moving. The frameworks are landing. And most businesses operating in or with Indonesia have no idea what's coming.

Every Monday, our Standards Contributors break it down — the people who helped shape the global frameworks now helping businesses navigate what's happening on the ground across Southeast Asia.

Coming up:

📅 27 July (Mon) — Indonesia Regulatory Landscape | Ariel Amadeo | 11AM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)

📅 3 August (Mon) — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 August (Mon) — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 August (Mon) — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time💸 Free

⏰ 1 hour every Monday
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Which of these are you most interested in? Drop it in the comments.

Indonesia just became one of the most important sustainability stories in the world.

The regulations are moving. The frameworks are landing. And most businesses operating in or with Indonesia have no idea what's coming.

Every Monday, our Standards Contributors break it down — the people who helped shape the global frameworks now helping businesses navigate what's happening on the ground across Southeast Asia.

Coming up:

📅 27 July (Mon) — Indonesia Regulatory Landscape | Ariel Amadeo | 11AM Singapore Time (10AM WIB)

📅 3 August (Mon) — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 August (Mon) — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | 11AM Singapore Time

📅 17 August (Mon) — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time💸 Free

⏰ 1 hour every Monday
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Which of these are you most interested in? Drop it in the comments.

Nobody puts "we ignored sustainability" in their annual report.

But a lot of businesses are quietly losing ground because of it.

Clients are asking harder questions. Investors are tightening criteria. Regulators are moving faster than most boardrooms are ready for.

And the gap between businesses that get this — and businesses that don't — is widening every quarter.

Ariel Amadeo is a Standards Contributor. He's been part of building the global frameworks that are reshaping what good looks like. Next Monday he sits down with us to talk about one thing: how sustainability stops being a burden and starts being the reason you win.

One hour. Free.

📅 Monday, 20 July 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Nobody puts "we ignored sustainability" in their annual report.

But a lot of businesses are quietly losing ground because of it.

Clients are asking harder questions. Investors are tightening criteria. Regulators are moving faster than most boardrooms are ready for.

And the gap between businesses that get this — and businesses that don't — is widening every quarter.

Ariel Amadeo is a Standards Contributor. He's been part of building the global frameworks that are reshaping what good looks like. Next Monday he sits down with us to talk about one thing: how sustainability stops being a burden and starts being the reason you win.

One hour. Free.

📅 Monday, 20 July 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Sustainability is either making your business money.

Or it's costing you business.

There's no neutral.

The companies that figured this out aren't doing more reporting — they're winning contracts others don't qualify for, accessing capital others can't touch, and building supply chains that won't fall apart when the next regulation lands.

Most businesses are still on the wrong side of that line.

Ariel Amadeo Putra Lianto has seen why. Next Monday, he breaks down what it actually looks like to turn sustainability into a business edge — not in theory, but in practice.

60 minutes. Free.

📅 Monday, 20 July 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Sustainability is either making your business money.

Or it's costing you business.

There's no neutral.

The companies that figured this out aren't doing more reporting — they're winning contracts others don't qualify for, accessing capital others can't touch, and building supply chains that won't fall apart when the next regulation lands.

Most businesses are still on the wrong side of that line.

Ariel Amadeo Putra Lianto has seen why. Next Monday, he breaks down what it actually looks like to turn sustainability into a business edge — not in theory, but in practice.

60 minutes. Free.

📅 Monday, 20 July 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free of charge

🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Most sustainability talks are delivered by people who read the standards.

Ours are delivered by people who helped shape them.

That's the difference between knowing what the standard says — and knowing why it was written that way.

Every Monday, our Standards Contributors break down the topics that matter most for businesses navigating sustainability reporting, carbon accounting, regulatory pressures, and more.

No fluff. No filler. Just 60 minutes that will change how you see this space.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 20 July (Mon) — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Ariel Amadeo | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 27 July (Mon) — Indonesia Regulatory Landscape | Ariel Amadeo | 11AM Singapore Time

📅 3 August (Mon) — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 August (Mon) — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | 11AM Singapore Time (10AM Thailand Time)

⏰ Every Monday. 1 hour. Free.
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Most sustainability talks are delivered by people who read the standards.

Ours are delivered by people who helped shape them.

That's the difference between knowing what the standard says — and knowing why it was written that way.

Every Monday, our Standards Contributors break down the topics that matter most for businesses navigating sustainability reporting, carbon accounting, regulatory pressures, and more.

No fluff. No filler. Just 60 minutes that will change how you see this space.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 20 July (Mon) — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage | Ariel Amadeo | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 27 July (Mon) — Indonesia Regulatory Landscape | Ariel Amadeo | 11AM Singapore Time

📅 3 August (Mon) — Introduction to Carbon Accounting | Geraldine Anne Velasco | 8:30PM Singapore Time

📅 10 August (Mon) — Thailand Regulatory Landscape | Charinrat Pankoom | 11AM Singapore Time (10AM Thailand Time)

⏰ Every Monday. 1 hour. Free.
💸 Free of charge
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Please join Teng Ky-Gan as he talks about how Malaysia's new sustainability reporting requirements will impact steel companies and why credible carbon emissions data is becoming increasingly important for compliance, investment, and market access.

📅 25 June 2026 ( Thursday)
🕙 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM Malaysian Time
🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/g-YbRNTJ

📞 Enquiries: 012-329 1755
📧 shalini@malaysiasteelinstitute.com

Please join Teng Ky-Gan as he talks about how Malaysia's new sustainability reporting requirements will impact steel companies and why credible carbon emissions data is becoming increasingly important for compliance, investment, and market access.

📅 25 June 2026 ( Thursday)
🕙 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM Malaysian Time
🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/g-YbRNTJ

📞 Enquiries: 012-329 1755
📧 shalini@malaysiasteelinstitute.com

If your business touches a Bursa-listed company, a Malaysian supplier, or anyone in the ASEAN supply chain — this hour matters to you.

Hoo Heng Heng is a Standards Contributor to major standards such as the TNDF, SBTi, GHG Protocol.

In 60 minutes, she'll cover:

— What Bursa Malaysia's latest disclosure mandates actually require — How the National Sustainability Reporting Framework is being rolled out — Why Malaysia's move signals where the rest of the region is heading

If you wait for the news cycle to explain this, you're already six months late.
📅 Monday, 22 June 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

If your business touches a Bursa-listed company, a Malaysian supplier, or anyone in the ASEAN supply chain — this hour matters to you.

Hoo Heng Heng is a Standards Contributor to major standards such as the TNDF, SBTi, GHG Protocol.

In 60 minutes, she'll cover:

— What Bursa Malaysia's latest disclosure mandates actually require — How the National Sustainability Reporting Framework is being rolled out — Why Malaysia's move signals where the rest of the region is heading

If you wait for the news cycle to explain this, you're already six months late.
📅 Monday, 22 June 2026
⏰ 8:30PM – 9:30PM Singapore Time
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

The Sustainability Talks Series wraps in two weeks. Free. 60 minutes.

Here's what's left:

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Teng Low on how sustainability has quietly become a cost-of-capital lever, a procurement gate, and a talent filter, and what most companies still miss.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework ⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF, what it requires now, and which suppliers feel it next.

If sustainability touches your work — finance, ESG, policy, strategy, or just the boardroom conversation that keeps resurfacing — these are the cleanest 60 minutes you'll spend on a Monday.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Pick one. Pick both. Same form.

The Sustainability Talks Series wraps in two weeks. Free. 60 minutes.

Here's what's left:

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Teng Low on how sustainability has quietly become a cost-of-capital lever, a procurement gate, and a talent filter, and what most companies still miss.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework ⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF, what it requires now, and which suppliers feel it next.

If sustainability touches your work — finance, ESG, policy, strategy, or just the boardroom conversation that keeps resurfacing — these are the cleanest 60 minutes you'll spend on a Monday.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Pick one. Pick both. Same form.

Sustainability isn't a "nice to have" anymore. It's an underwriting variable, a procurement gate, a talent filter, and a cost-of-capital lever. Most companies miss all four.

The boardroom debate "is sustainability worth the cost?" is roughly five years out of date.

The real conversation now isn't whether sustainability creates business value. It's whether your business is currently inside the gates where it already has.

Four levers, all live in 2026:

Capital. Sustainability-linked loans now trigger pricing penalties when targets aren't hit. Bond ratings increasingly factor in ESG resilience. The "green premium" is no longer theoretical.

Procurement. B2B buyers across multinationals are screening suppliers on ESG before contracts get signed. Listed status doesn't matter. Disclosure does.

Talent. The best graduates and senior hires actively pick on purpose alignment. The companies losing this race are usually the last to know it.

Insurance and risk. Climate-aware underwriting is reshaping which assets get covered and at what premium.

Teng Low, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through where the business case for sustainability has moved, and where it's now operating reality rather than a strategy slide.

Built for owners, founders, CFOs, and ESG leads who need to translate sustainability into something the rest of the C-suite can actually use.

📅 Monday, 15 June 2026
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Sustainability isn't a "nice to have" anymore. It's an underwriting variable, a procurement gate, a talent filter, and a cost-of-capital lever. Most companies miss all four.

The boardroom debate "is sustainability worth the cost?" is roughly five years out of date.

The real conversation now isn't whether sustainability creates business value. It's whether your business is currently inside the gates where it already has.

Four levers, all live in 2026:

Capital. Sustainability-linked loans now trigger pricing penalties when targets aren't hit. Bond ratings increasingly factor in ESG resilience. The "green premium" is no longer theoretical.

Procurement. B2B buyers across multinationals are screening suppliers on ESG before contracts get signed. Listed status doesn't matter. Disclosure does.

Talent. The best graduates and senior hires actively pick on purpose alignment. The companies losing this race are usually the last to know it.

Insurance and risk. Climate-aware underwriting is reshaping which assets get covered and at what premium.

Teng Low, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through where the business case for sustainability has moved, and where it's now operating reality rather than a strategy slide.

Built for owners, founders, CFOs, and ESG leads who need to translate sustainability into something the rest of the C-suite can actually use.

📅 Monday, 15 June 2026
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Three Mondays. Three Standards Contributors. The closing stretch of the Sustainability Talks Series.

The Sustainability Talks Series wraps in June. Free. Weekly. 60 minutes. Standards Contributors only.

Here's what's left:
📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time
Hendri Rantau on the national disclosure mandates, regional taxonomies, and how the regulatory map has shifted in just the last six months.

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time
Teng Low on how ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, attracts talent, and quietly reduces operating risk.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time
Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF, what it requires now, and who in the supply chain feels it next.

If sustainability reporting touches your work — finance, ESG, policy, strategy — these are the cleanest 60 minutes you'll spend on a Monday.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19
Pick one. Pick all three. Same form.

Three Mondays. Three Standards Contributors. The closing stretch of the Sustainability Talks Series.

The Sustainability Talks Series wraps in June. Free. Weekly. 60 minutes. Standards Contributors only.

Here's what's left:
📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time
Hendri Rantau on the national disclosure mandates, regional taxonomies, and how the regulatory map has shifted in just the last six months.

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time
Teng Low on how ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, attracts talent, and quietly reduces operating risk.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time
Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF, what it requires now, and who in the supply chain feels it next.

If sustainability reporting touches your work — finance, ESG, policy, strategy — these are the cleanest 60 minutes you'll spend on a Monday.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19
Pick one. Pick all three. Same form.

Not too long ago, most of Southeast Asia had voluntary sustainability reporting. Today, that statement is wrong in at least four ways.

The SEA regulatory landscape has shifted faster in 12 months than most teams realise.
A short list of what's actually live:

Singapore: mandatory climate disclosure phased in from FY 2025 for listed companies; large non-listed pulled in from 2027

Malaysia: NSRF live since 2024; phased ISSB-aligned reporting from FY 2025, with enforcement against laggards

Philippines: PFRS S1 and S2 mandatory from FY 2026 in tiers; large non-listed companies now in scope for the first time

Indonesia: OJK reporting plus the IDX Carbon market live; ISSB-aligned reporting expected from 2027

Thailand: ISSB adoption pathway in motion; carbon pricing being layered in

ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance reshaping which projects get financed across borders

CBAM entering force in 2026, hitting any ASEAN exporter into the EU

This isn't a region waiting to catch up. It's the most active regulatory wave outside Brussels.

But the published frameworks don't tell you which ones interact, which ones contradict, where supply chain pressure is actually landing, or how to sequence compliance across multiple jurisdictions.

Hendri Rantau, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through the full picture, not the textbook one.

📅 Monday, 8 June 2026
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Not too long ago, most of Southeast Asia had voluntary sustainability reporting. Today, that statement is wrong in at least four ways.

The SEA regulatory landscape has shifted faster in 12 months than most teams realise.
A short list of what's actually live:

Singapore: mandatory climate disclosure phased in from FY 2025 for listed companies; large non-listed pulled in from 2027

Malaysia: NSRF live since 2024; phased ISSB-aligned reporting from FY 2025, with enforcement against laggards

Philippines: PFRS S1 and S2 mandatory from FY 2026 in tiers; large non-listed companies now in scope for the first time

Indonesia: OJK reporting plus the IDX Carbon market live; ISSB-aligned reporting expected from 2027

Thailand: ISSB adoption pathway in motion; carbon pricing being layered in

ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance reshaping which projects get financed across borders

CBAM entering force in 2026, hitting any ASEAN exporter into the EU

This isn't a region waiting to catch up. It's the most active regulatory wave outside Brussels.

But the published frameworks don't tell you which ones interact, which ones contradict, where supply chain pressure is actually landing, or how to sequence compliance across multiple jurisdictions.

Hendri Rantau, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through the full picture, not the textbook one.

📅 Monday, 8 June 2026
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free
🔗 Register for Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

60 minutes. Every Monday. With the people who help shape sustainability standards, not consultants quoting them back at you.

The Sustainability Talks Series. Free. Weekly. Standards Contributors only.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 Mon, 1 Jun 2026 — Introduction to Carbon Reporting
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Ellicia Wong on greenhouse gas accounting fundamentals, and how to turn operational data into disclosure that holds up to scrutiny.

📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hendri Rantau on the national disclosure mandates and regional taxonomies reshaping which projects actually get financed.

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Teng Low on how ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, attracts talent, and quietly reduces operating risk.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF and what it means for listed companies and the suppliers feeding them.

The cleanest 60 minutes you can spend on a Monday if you sit anywhere near sustainability, finance, policy, or strategy.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Pick one. Pick all four. Same form.

60 minutes. Every Monday. With the people who help shape sustainability standards, not consultants quoting them back at you.

The Sustainability Talks Series. Free. Weekly. Standards Contributors only.

Here's what's coming up:

📅 Mon, 1 Jun 2026 — Introduction to Carbon Reporting
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Ellicia Wong on greenhouse gas accounting fundamentals, and how to turn operational data into disclosure that holds up to scrutiny.

📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hendri Rantau on the national disclosure mandates and regional taxonomies reshaping which projects actually get financed.

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time Teng Low on how ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, attracts talent, and quietly reduces operating risk.

📅 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 — Malaysia National Sustainability Reporting Framework
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time Hoo Heng Heng on Bursa Malaysia's NSRF and what it means for listed companies and the suppliers feeding them.

The cleanest 60 minutes you can spend on a Monday if you sit anywhere near sustainability, finance, policy, or strategy.

💸 All free
🔗 Register to get your Zoom link: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Pick one. Pick all four. Same form.

We're hiring Business Development talent!

Thailand 🇹🇭 Vietnam 🇻🇳 Cambodia 🇰🇭 — we're looking at you!

Eco Sustainability is expanding across Southeast Asia, and we need people on the ground who understand how sustainability actually moves in their market.

What We Do: → Sustainability Reporting → Consulting → Carbon Credit Projects → Education → Think Tank

We have teams across Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Candidates from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam preferred. But if you're passionate and based elsewhere, we still want to hear from you.

📩 kygan.teng@ecosustainability.group
📞 +60123040751
🌐 www.ecosustainability.group

Building a world where every company is a sustainability superstar. Join the movement.

We're hiring Business Development talent!

Thailand 🇹🇭 Vietnam 🇻🇳 Cambodia 🇰🇭 — we're looking at you!

Eco Sustainability is expanding across Southeast Asia, and we need people on the ground who understand how sustainability actually moves in their market.

What We Do: → Sustainability Reporting → Consulting → Carbon Credit Projects → Education → Think Tank

We have teams across Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Candidates from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam preferred. But if you're passionate and based elsewhere, we still want to hear from you.

📩 kygan.teng@ecosustainability.group
📞 +60123040751
🌐 www.ecosustainability.group

Building a world where every company is a sustainability superstar. Join the movement.

Carbon accounting sits underneath every sustainability disclosure regime now in force or in flight.

Get the carbon arithmetic wrong upstream, and the rest of the report doesn't matter.

Here's what nobody tells first-time reporters.

Carbon reporting isn't a sustainability skill. It's an accounting discipline the sustainability team is now responsible for. It needs data systems most operations teams never built. It needs defensibility most marketing-led reports were never designed for. And the auditor is coming, with limited assurance on Scope 1 and 2 emissions moving from "good practice" to regulated requirement across multiple markets.

Ellicia Wong, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through what an introduction to carbon reporting actually needs to cover in 2026, not the textbook version.

In 60 minutes:
- What scope 1, 2, and 3 actually mean (and where most companies miscategorise)
- The data you need before you start, not after
- How to build numbers that survive limited assurance
- Where scope 3 transition relief ends and real reporting begins

📅 Monday, 1 June 2026
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free 🔗 Register: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

Carbon accounting sits underneath every sustainability disclosure regime now in force or in flight.

Get the carbon arithmetic wrong upstream, and the rest of the report doesn't matter.

Here's what nobody tells first-time reporters.

Carbon reporting isn't a sustainability skill. It's an accounting discipline the sustainability team is now responsible for. It needs data systems most operations teams never built. It needs defensibility most marketing-led reports were never designed for. And the auditor is coming, with limited assurance on Scope 1 and 2 emissions moving from "good practice" to regulated requirement across multiple markets.

Ellicia Wong, Sustainability Consultant and Standards Contributor, walks through what an introduction to carbon reporting actually needs to cover in 2026, not the textbook version.

In 60 minutes:
- What scope 1, 2, and 3 actually mean (and where most companies miscategorise)
- The data you need before you start, not after
- How to build numbers that survive limited assurance
- Where scope 3 transition relief ends and real reporting begins

📅 Monday, 1 June 2026
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time (60 mins)
💸 Free 🔗 Register: https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

60 minutes. Every Monday. With the people who help shape sustainability standards — not consultants reading them back to you.
The Sustainability Talks Series → free, weekly, 60 minutes. Standards Contributors only.

Here's what's coming up:
📅 Mon, 25 May 2026 — The Philippines Landscape
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time → Geraldine Anne Velasco | Inside the SEC's mandatory PFRS S1/S2 rollout and what it means for filing teams

📅 Mon, 1 Jun 2026 — Introduction to Carbon Reporting
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time → Ellicia Wong | Greenhouse gas accounting fundamentals built for global climate disclosure

📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time → Hendri Rantau | National disclosure mandates, regional taxonomies, and where the region is moving next

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time → Teng Low | How ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, talent, and competitive position

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60 minutes. Every Monday. With the people who help shape sustainability standards — not consultants reading them back to you.
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Here's what's coming up:
📅 Mon, 25 May 2026 — The Philippines Landscape
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time → Geraldine Anne Velasco | Inside the SEC's mandatory PFRS S1/S2 rollout and what it means for filing teams

📅 Mon, 1 Jun 2026 — Introduction to Carbon Reporting
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time → Ellicia Wong | Greenhouse gas accounting fundamentals built for global climate disclosure

📅 Mon, 8 Jun 2026 — Sustainability Regulatory Landscape in SEA
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time → Hendri Rantau | National disclosure mandates, regional taxonomies, and where the region is moving next

📅 Mon, 15 Jun 2026 — Sustainability as a Driver of Business Advantage
⏰ 11AM Singapore Time → Teng Low | How ESG-led strategy unlocks markets, talent, and competitive position

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In December 2025, the Philippine SEC issued Memorandum Circular No. 16. It quietly killed the old voluntary framework.

In its place → mandatory PFRS S1 and PFRS S2: the Philippine adoption of ISSB's IFRS S1 and S2.

The phased rollout has already started:
→ Tier 1 (market cap > PHP 50B): FY 2026 → first reports due 2027
→ Tier 2 (PHP 3B–50B): FY 2027 → reports due 2028
→ Tier 3 (smaller listed + large non-listed > PHP 15B revenue): FY 2028 → reports due 2029

What this actually means:
→ Limited assurance on Scope 1 and 2 emissions kicks in two years after each tier starts. Audit-ready data is now a deadline, not an aspiration.
→ Scope 3 gets transition relief. But it's coming.
→ Large non-listed companies are now in scope for the first time. Listing status is no longer the shield it was.
Sustainability data has moved into the financial reporting perimeter. Boards sign off. Auditors review. Investors compare across markets.

The mistake most outsiders make → treating the Philippines as a sustainability laggard. It's not. It's now one of the most aggressive ISSB adopters in ASEAN.

This is the landscape Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant & Standards Contributor — unpacks at next Monday's Sustainability Talks Series.

📅 Mon, 25 May 2026
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time (Philippines Time)
💸 Free
🔗 REGISTER FOR LINK https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

In December 2025, the Philippine SEC issued Memorandum Circular No. 16. It quietly killed the old voluntary framework.

In its place → mandatory PFRS S1 and PFRS S2: the Philippine adoption of ISSB's IFRS S1 and S2.

The phased rollout has already started:
→ Tier 1 (market cap > PHP 50B): FY 2026 → first reports due 2027
→ Tier 2 (PHP 3B–50B): FY 2027 → reports due 2028
→ Tier 3 (smaller listed + large non-listed > PHP 15B revenue): FY 2028 → reports due 2029

What this actually means:
→ Limited assurance on Scope 1 and 2 emissions kicks in two years after each tier starts. Audit-ready data is now a deadline, not an aspiration.
→ Scope 3 gets transition relief. But it's coming.
→ Large non-listed companies are now in scope for the first time. Listing status is no longer the shield it was.
Sustainability data has moved into the financial reporting perimeter. Boards sign off. Auditors review. Investors compare across markets.

The mistake most outsiders make → treating the Philippines as a sustainability laggard. It's not. It's now one of the most aggressive ISSB adopters in ASEAN.

This is the landscape Geraldine Anne Velasco — Sustainability Consultant & Standards Contributor — unpacks at next Monday's Sustainability Talks Series.

📅 Mon, 25 May 2026
⏰ 8:30PM Singapore Time (Philippines Time)
💸 Free
🔗 REGISTER FOR LINK https://forms.gle/UzKab4ic6Y75DDt19

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