ESG Reporting

ISSB Climate

Prepare IFRS S2 Climate-Related Disclosures in compliance with the ISSB standards. Use this skill whenever the user mentions ISSB, IFRS S2, IFRS S1, climate disclosure, TCFD-aligned reporting, climate scenario analysis, transition plan disclosure, GHG metrics for financial reporting, HKEX ESG Guide climate crosswalk, CSRD ESRS E1 cross-mapping, XBRL climate taxonomy, or China MoF Climate Disclosure Standard. Also trigger when the user needs to structure governance/strategy/risk/metrics pillars for climate reporting, calculate financed emissions, or generate investor-grade climate disclosure documents.

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ISSB Climate
Prepare IFRS S2 Climate-Related Disclosures in compliance with the ISSB standards. Use this skill whenever the user mentions ISSB, IFRS S2, IFRS S1, climate disclosure, TCFD-aligne...

What you'll get

IFRS S2 Climate Disclosure
Four-pillar climate disclosure report (Governance/Strategy/Risk/Metrics) with Scope 1/2/3 data and transition plan
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Based on official standards

How it works

1
Upload your documents
Commercial invoices, supplier data, production records — in any format or language.
2
Chat with Formist
The AI guides you through missing data, validates inputs, and clarifies methodology in real time.
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Review structured cards
Every field is traceable back to its source document. Edit, approve, or re-upload as needed.
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Export the final file
Download the official output (XML, XLSX, or PDF), ready to submit to the regulator.

Frequently asked questions

What is IFRS S2?
IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures is the ISSB standard requiring entities to disclose material information about climate-related risks and opportunities. It is structured around the four TCFD pillars (Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, Metrics & Targets) and has been effective for annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2024.
Which jurisdictions have adopted IFRS S2?
By 2026, around 20 jurisdictions have adopted or are in advanced stages of adopting ISSB standards, including the UK (UK SRS), Japan (SSBJ), Hong Kong (HKEX Part D of Appendix C2), Australia (AASB S2), Brazil, Canada, Singapore, and others. Adoption mechanics differ — some mandate via listing rules, others via financial reporting standards.
What's the difference between IFRS S1 and IFRS S2?
IFRS S1 sets the general requirements for sustainability-related financial disclosures (materiality, connectivity with financial statements, frequency, location). IFRS S2 is the first topical standard and covers climate specifically. Other topical standards (biodiversity, human capital) are in development at the ISSB.
How does IFRS S2 handle Scope 3 emissions?
IFRS S2 requires disclosure of absolute gross Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions measured per the GHG Protocol, with relief provisions. Scope 3 disclosure was subject to a one-year transition relief from the first application. Financed emissions must be disclosed by banks, insurers and asset managers in line with the GHG Protocol and PCAF.
Do I need to do scenario analysis?
Yes. IFRS S2 requires entities to use climate-related scenario analysis to assess their climate resilience, at a level of detail commensurate with their circumstances. The analysis should cover a range of scenarios including at least one consistent with limiting warming to 1.5 degrees C.
Can I reuse my CDP or CSRD reporting for IFRS S2?
Yes. The 2024+ CDP Corporate Questionnaire is explicitly aligned with IFRS S2, and CSRD ESRS E1 overlaps heavily. Formist cross-maps content across these frameworks so a single data collection exercise populates IFRS S2, ESRS E1, HKEX Part D and CDP Module 7 with jurisdiction-specific differences flagged.

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