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While firms are upping their investment in digital tools and automation to manage growing volumes of sustainability data, technology alone won't be sufficient to solve broader challenges around data quality, comparability and reporting, according to a panel at at the recent Reuters Events Sustainability Data & Reporting Europe 2026 conference.
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Technology alone not enough to solve challenges around sustainability data quality, comparability and reporting

3 months ago3 months ago5 mins

While firms are upping their investment in digital tools and automation to manage growing volumes of sustainability data, technology alone…

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While artificial intelligence is set to play an increasingly important role in sustainability reporting and regulatory compliance, human judgement will remain critical when it comes to interpreting data and driving meaningful action, according to a panel discussion at the Reuters Events Sustainability Data & Reporting Europe 2026 in London.
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AI set to transform sustainability reporting, but human expertise remains critical

3 months ago3 months ago4 mins

While artificial intelligence is set to play an increasingly important role in sustainability reporting and regulatory compliance, human judgement will…

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Businesses have an opportunity to turn uncertainty into a "real catalyst for sustainable growth", provided it is sufficiently embedded into their operating model, Virginie Helias, chief sustainability officer at consumer goods giant P&G, has told a conference in London.
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Businesses can transform uncertainty into opportunity, says P&G sustainability chief

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Businesses have an opportunity to turn uncertainty into a “real catalyst for sustainable growth”, provided it is sufficiently embedded into…

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