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NSRF Preparers’ Programme (NPP) Module 2: Calculating and Reporting Emissions
CPE Eligible 10 Points
HRDC Claimable 10001620847
Overview
With the implementation of the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, organisations are increasingly expected to provide accurate and transparent reporting of their GreenHouse Gas (GHG) emissions, particularly in relation to Scope 3 emissions. This programme will provide participants with insights into the GHG disclosure requirements under IFRS S2, focusing on key areas such as materiality assessment, proportional disclosure and common challenges associated with Scope 3 boundaries and scenario analysis. Participants will also explore the Materiality-to-Disclosure Roadmap, which emphasises meaningful and decision-useful disclosures rather than comprehensive but less relevant reporting. The programme also covers approaches in identifying, prioritising and improving data for Scope 3 categories most relevant to an organisation’s business activities. Through discussions on carbon accounting methodologies and data management strategies, participants will gain the knowledge needed to implement GHG reporting effectively.
The programme is designed to equip participants with carbon accounting methodologies and data strategies relevant to business organisations, aligned with the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards.

What will you learn from this programme?

By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • identify the IFRS S2 GHG disclosure requirements in relations to materiality and proportionality
  • describe carbon accounting methodologies and emission factors, as well as the role of technological solutions in calculating Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions
  • calculate Scope 3 materiality and relevance mapping
  • develop data strategy and improvement plan supporting Scope 3 disclosure requirements

METHODOLOGY


Face to Face

  • CC03 Corporate Governance
  • FOP05 Sustainable and Responsible Investment Products
  • FUT10 Sustainability/SRI Analysis

DURATION OF MODULES


1 Day

Who Should Attend This Programme?


Professionals and aspiring sustainability practitioners, including Chief Sustainability Officers, managers, executives, and analysts, as well as CMSRL license holders, sustainability strategists, reporting and engagement specialists, risk managers, sustainability report preparers and assurance providers.
NPP2
TIME TOPICS LEARNING OUTCOMES
9.00 am Session 1: IFRS S2 Disclosure – What to Disclose and Why?
  • IFRS S2 expectations for emissions disclosures and the “decision-useful” lens
  • Key challenges and misunderstandings associated with Scope 3 and scenario analysis
  • Prioritising meaningful and relevant disclosures in  materiality-to-disclosure roadmap
1
10.30 am Coffee Break  
10.45 am Session 2: Understanding Carbon Accounting Essentials and Calculation
  • Carbon accounting essential: Scope 1, 2 and 3 definitions and boundaries (aligned to GHG Protocol concepts)
  • Data hierarchy in technological solutions calculation
  • Understanding the role of emission factors and key assumptions 
Case Discussions: Scope 1 & 2 emission calculation  
2
12.30 pm Lunch Break  
2.00 pm Session 3: Understanding and Prioritising Materiality in Scope 3
  • Prioritising the 15 Categories under Scope 3
  • Understanding the transitional reliefs and key ASEAN sector consideration in relations to the Malaysian National Reporting Standard Framework (NSRF)
  • Emission source mapping: Linking business activities to key Scope 3 sources (Procurement, contractors, transport, upstream/downstream activities, etc.)
  Activity: Materiality and relevance mapping of Scope 3 categories  
3
3.30 pm Coffee Break  
3.45 pm Session 4: Building Data Strategy and Improvement Plan
  • Data sources: Key differences between spend-based and activity-based approaches
  • Planning for data strategy from emission factor sources, references and databases
  • Formulating Scope 3 data improvement plan
  • Alignment with Bursa Malaysia Sustainability Reporting Framework and the National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF)
  Discussions: Assessing the gaps, sources and estimation techniques  
4
5.30 pm End of Programme