This discussion is the first in a series of information-sharing sessions designed to:
Test the feasibility of the proposed roadmap: Review the timelines, phase-in arrangements and transition requirements against current organisational readiness.
Identify immediate implementation risks: Surface constraints relating to governance, data, systems, internal controls, skills, processes and assurance.
Provide sector-specific preparer input: Share practical evidence and recommendations that can strengthen the policy before it is finalised.
Confirm the support required for transition: Help define what entities need to move from readiness to implementation at pace.
If you want your voice to be heard as a Preparer, please join us online:
Date: Friday, 11 September 2026
Time: 09:00 – 11:00 (SAST)
Microsoft Teams Webinar: Please register by Wednesday, 9 September 2026. Supporting documents will be shared with registered participants ahead of the session.
Input received through these sessions will help ensure that the adoption of sustainability reporting in South Africa is grounded in the real capabilities, risks and transition needs of reporting entities.
We look forward to your participation and constructive engagement.
If the questions above apply to you, this is a session that you CANNOT miss.
You are invited to participate in an important engagement session regarding the future of sustainability reporting in South Africa. The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) is considering mandatory sustainability reporting under the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards.
This discussion is the first in a series of information-sharing sessions designed to:
If you want your voice to be heard as a Preparer, please join us online:
Input received through these sessions will help ensure that the adoption of sustainability reporting in South Africa is grounded in the real capabilities, risks and transition needs of reporting entities.
We look forward to your participation and constructive engagement.
Convened in support of CIPC and the dtic
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