Start Date: Nov 02, 2026
End Date: Nov 04, 2026
USD 1950 (≈ QAR 7098)
Time: 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: QSTP
Empowering leaders with actionable insights to integrate ESG strategies for long-term business resilience and competitive advantage in a 3-days advanced program.
Sustainability reporting is quickly becoming as important as financial reporting, and the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards are becoming the global benchmark for it. Issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), with IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 at their core, they are already on the path to adoption in forty jurisdictions.
In practice, the pressure reaches every organisation, not only listed ones. Banks are asking how climate risk affects your business. Investors want disclosures they can compare. Large customers are asking suppliers for emissions data, including Scope 3. The teams that understand the Standards now will be the ones leading these conversations rather than reacting to them.
Disclaimer → GORD reserves the right to make alterations to the workshop program, venue, timings and date at any time without any liability on GORD towards individuals or organizations enrolling in the workshop.
$ 1950
Course Curriculum
Lecture: 1Module 1.1 The purpose of ISSB Standards
Lecture: 2Module 1.2 Using the Standards and related materials
Lecture: 3Module 1.3 Key features of ISSB Standards
Lecture: 4Module 2.1 Scope of disclosures: identifying sustainability-related risks and opportunities
Lecture: 5Module 2.2 A closer look: identifying and disclosing material information
Lecture: 1Module 2.3 Conceptual foundations (reporting entity, fair presentation, connected information)
Lecture: 2Module 3.1 Governance requirements in IFRS S1 and IFRS S2
Lecture: 3Module 3.2 Strategy requirements in IFRS S1 and IFRS S2
Lecture: 4Module 3.3 A closer look: climate resilience and scenario analysis
Lecture: 5Module 3.4 Risk management requirements
Lecture: 6Module 3.5 Metrics and targets requirements
Lecture: 7Module 3.6 A closer look: Scope 3 GHG emissions disclosures
Lecture: 1Scope 3 in practice: GCC case study (data sources, supplier engagement, estimation)
Lecture: 2Module 4.1 Sources of guidance, including SASB Standards
Lecture: 3Module 4.2 Location of disclosures and timing of reporting
Lecture: 4Module 4.3 Comparative information
Lecture: 5Module 4.4 Judgements, uncertainties and errors
Lecture: 6Module 4.5 Stating compliance and assuring disclosures
Lecture: 7Qatar and GCC regulatory landscape: QFMA, QSE and QCB expectations, and where they align with or differ from the ISSB Standards (panel/guest regulator)
Lecture: 8From training to first report: interoperability with GRI and a practical roadmap
Lecture: 9Wrap-up and open Q&A
What you will Learn
The course will be delivered by experienced leaders from GORD. The course follows the curriculum developed by the IFRS Foundation, the body behind the Standards, and is taught by GORD trainers who have completed the IFRS Foundation's trainer assessment. Participants will gain the tools needed to ensure compliance and drive sustainable business growth. The course empowers leaders to navigate evolving ESG requirements with confidence.
Instructors
Course Features
Duration:
12.0 hours
Fees:
USD 1950 (≈ QAR 7098)
Learning Hours (LH):
Language:
English
Experience Level:
Intermediate
Accreditation:
IFRS Foundation
Course Type:
Professional Courses
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