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	<title>Comments on: Does Australian/ASX 200 sustainability reporting practice show weakness of ACSI or glass ceiling of GRI?</title>
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		<title>By: Mehrdad Nazari</title>
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		<description>Leslie Back, Writer for Triple Pundit and on Board of Directors at ActGreen Partnership left this comment on LinkedIn: 

&quot;Would we see a supposed, yet uncertain, &quot;glass ceiling&quot; on GRI in different economic times? 
I honestly believe (and since I am getting GRI certified in two weeks I SURE hope I am right) that we are only at the beginning. GRI has been around a bit, but general public appreciation and understanding of sustainability and social responsibility is in its infancy. It is at the starting gate. With new developments, such as Wal-Mart&#039;s Sustainability index, more and more businesses will monitor and report social and environment practices and I think (or hope) that sustainability reports are one day as mainstream as annual financial reports. 
Again, I think the point is that public understanding of sustainable initiatives are rather new. am earning a Sustainable MBA right now. I can not tell you how many people have asked me what the &quot;sustainability&quot; part means. As public awareness increases so will corporate reporting.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Leslie Back, Writer for Triple Pundit and on Board of Directors at ActGreen Partnership left this comment on LinkedIn: </p>
<p>&#8220;Would we see a supposed, yet uncertain, &#8220;glass ceiling&#8221; on GRI in different economic times?<br />
I honestly believe (and since I am getting GRI certified in two weeks I SURE hope I am right) that we are only at the beginning. GRI has been around a bit, but general public appreciation and understanding of sustainability and social responsibility is in its infancy. It is at the starting gate. With new developments, such as Wal-Mart&#8217;s Sustainability index, more and more businesses will monitor and report social and environment practices and I think (or hope) that sustainability reports are one day as mainstream as annual financial reports.<br />
Again, I think the point is that public understanding of sustainable initiatives are rather new. am earning a Sustainable MBA right now. I can not tell you how many people have asked me what the &#8220;sustainability&#8221; part means. As public awareness increases so will corporate reporting.&#8221;</p>
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