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GRI reporting for infrastructure projects: adapting the standards to your reality
The GRI Standards are the most widely used sustainability reporting framework in the world. For an infrastructure operator, their adaptation involves honest selection of material issues, articulation with existing DFI frameworks, and a production discipline built over several years.
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