The number of sustainability reports published in Taiwan has surged since 2014. According to research by the Taiwan Business Development Center (BCSD), the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), and the Taiwan Exchange Center (TEC), the number of Taiwanese companies publishing sustainability reports increased by 64% from 2014 to 2015. This study also compared the differences between Taiwanese and international stakeholders' requirements for corporate sustainability disclosure and analyzed corporate social responsibility reports published by over 400 Taiwanese companies. Over 90% of the reports were published by listed companies, demonstrating the powerful influence of international regulations. In 2014, the TWSE required listed companies in specific industries, including food manufacturing, chemicals, financial services, and companies with capital exceeding NT$10 billion, to publish corporate social responsibility reports according to the GRI G4 guidelines. The study showed that multinational corporations accounted for 75%, while 23% were issued by large enterprises, and nine NPOs and SMEs voluntarily published reports. 83% of the reports were prepared in accordance with G4 standards, and 44% were externally certified. This study compares the number of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports published, cited guidelines, and external certifications both domestically and internationally. It also examines the quality of substantive content and the transparency of information disclosure in these reports. Furthermore, the study provides specific industry-specific CSR reports published in Taiwan with concrete suggestions for improvement regarding GRI G4, such as how companies should identify the substantive nature and scope of issues, how to include GRI G4 guidelines in their reports, and how to integrate future improvement plans into the reports. In addition, based on statistics, the study recommends that Taiwanese companies gain a deeper understanding of GRI G4 requirements, focus on substantive content, disclose management methodologies, and enhance the credibility of data. For detailed information on the 2015 Taiwan Corporate Social Responsibility Report Analysis Report, please refer to the attachment: 2015 Taiwan Corporate Social Responsibility Report Analysis Report.pdf. Source: GRI (2016-07-06) (Compiled by PIDC) Attachment: 2015 Taiwan Corporate Social Responsibility Report Analysis Report.pdf<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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