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Sustainability Reporting
ESG and climate disclosures built on the NSRS — before your bank, donor or regulator asks.
Sustainability reporting is arriving in Nepal the same way NFRS did: standards first, requirements next. The Accounting Standards Board has drafted the Nepal Sustainability Reporting Standards on the global IFRS S1 and S2 baseline, and NRB already requires banks to manage and report environmental and social risk. We build the reporting before it is demanded, so your first disclosure is a controlled exercise rather than a scramble.
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- Readiness assessment against NSRS (NFRS S1 and S2)
- Materiality assessment: which sustainability topics actually affect your business
- Climate-related risk and opportunity disclosures
- ESRM compliance and reporting for banks and financial institutions
- ESG data collection systems your finance team can run
- Sustainability sections for annual reports and donor submissions
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For most companies, not yet — the NSRS are moving through consultation, and mandates will phase in the way NFRS did, largest entities first. Banks are the exception: NRB’s ESRM guideline already requires them to assess and report environmental and social risk. If you lend from, sell to or take money from anyone with ESG expectations, the practical requirement has already arrived.
Because the pressure rarely comes from the regulator first. Banks channel NRB’s ESRM requirements into their lending decisions, donors write ESG clauses into grants, and international buyers push disclosure down their supply chain. Starting early also means your first report is built on a year of real data instead of estimates.
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