GRI通过改进和标准化企业可持续发展报告而受益。全球报告倡议组织 （G

GRI benefits by improving and standardizing corporate sustainability reporting. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is a widely recognized sustainability reporting framework, and its GRI Standards provide guidance on how to report on sustainability issues (GSSB 2016, p. 3). Among the reporting principles are requirements and guidance on how organizations should follow the principles and assess their activities (GSSB 2016, p. 7). In the GRI 101 framework, there are two important principles, completeness and clarity, which are respectively responsible for testing the content and quality of the article, which can assess whether the report is effective enough for stakeholder reference.

GRI benefits from improving and standardizing corporate sustainability reports. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is a widely recognized sustainable development reporting framework, and its GRI standards provide guidance on how to report sustainable development issues (GSSB 2016, p. 3). The reporting principles involve how organizations should follow the principles and evaluate the requirements and guidance for their activities (GSSB 2016, p. 7). In the GRI 101 framework, there are two important principles, completeness and clarity, which are responsible for testing the content and quality of the article, and can evaluate whether the report is sufficiently effective for stakeholders to refer to.

GRI benefits from improving and standardizing corporate sustainability reports. Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is a widely recognized framework for sustainable development reporting, and its GRI standards provide guidance on how to report sustainable development issues (GSSB 2016, page 3). Among them, the reporting principles involve how organizations should follow the principles and evaluate the requirements and guidance of their activities (GSSB 2016, page 7). In the framework of GRI 101, there are two important principles, completeness and clarity, which are responsible for testing the content and quality of articles respectively, and can evaluate whether the report is effective enough for stakeholders' reference.