News بتاريخ: 14 ديسمبر 2022 تقديم بلاغ بتاريخ: 14 ديسمبر 2022 The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) has welcomed the contribution from the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) to support its proposed development of a public sector specific sustainability reporting framework. “ACCA’s contribution provides welcome support for our initiative to develop urgently-needed public sector specific sustainability reporting standards,” said Ian Carruthers, IPSASB Chair. “Despite strong stakeholder support for our proposals, our expertise in standard setting alone cannot take us over the finishing line. Financial support from the global community is essential if we are to equip governments with the quality standards necessary to report on their critical contributions to addressing the global climate emergency and other sustainability issues.” Helen Brand, chief executive, ACCA said, “We are pleased to be the initial funders of the IPSAS Board's critical work to develop international sustainability reporting guidance that is fit for the public sector. The world's sustainability aspirations, including net zero and inclusive growth, will not be met without concerted government action and a robust reporting framework. ACCA believes that the IPSAS Board has the right international networks and due process to complete this sustainability work program. Alongside the investment, ACCA will be working closely with IFAC, the IPSAS Board and our other public sector partners to advance the field of sustainability reporting for the public sector.” The IPSASB announced last week that it is moving into a research and scoping phase for three potential initial public sector specific sustainability reporting projects and has called upon the global community for its help in securing the resources needed to begin guidance development. To contribute financial or other support to the IPSASB for the development of global public sector specific sustainability reporting guidance, please email Ross Smith, IPSASB Program and Technical Director (rosssmith@ipsasb.org) or James Gunn, Managing Director, Professional Standards (jamesgunn@profstds.org). أضغط على الرابط لزيارة موقع الخبر
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