Navigate ESG disclosure, climate and trade rules from Egypt and the Gulf to Kenya, the EU and Brazil, and build one compliance register.
6 sections · 24 lessons · 6h 54m total length
Ten years ago, most sustainability reports were voluntary marketing documents. Today, in Egypt, the Gulf, Kenya, the EU and Brazil, sustainability information is increasingly requested by regulators, stock exchanges and central banks, often in a defined format and sometimes with independent verification. For a company operating across several of these markets, compliance is a mapping exercise: which rule applies to which entity, for which year, in what format, by what date.
| Status | Meaning | Example (as recorded in Phi's regulatory notes) |
|---|---|---|
| Mandatory | Legal obligation, sanctions possible | Egypt FRA ESG disclosure decisions; EU CSRD; EU CBAM |
| Recommended / comply-or-explain | Expected; deviations must be explained | Saudi CMA sustainable debt guidelines; DFM Guide to ESG Reporting |
| Voluntary | Encouraged good practice | Saudi Exchange ESG Disclosure Guidelines; GCC unified ESG metrics |
This course describes rules as they were recorded at the time of writing. Where a decision number or date is given, it comes from official sources as recorded in Phi's research notes; where we are not certain, we describe the rule in general terms. Regulations are amended, postponed and reinterpreted frequently. Before filing anything, read the current official text on the regulator's website and, where needed, contact the regulator directly.
A Cairo-headquartered holding company has a listed parent in Egypt, a leasing subsidiary regulated by the FRA, a factory exporting fertiliser to Italy and a sales office in Dubai. Its obligations include FRA ESG disclosure, potentially the FRA carbon footprint report for the leasing arm, CBAM data requests from its EU importers, and UAE reporting expectations. One data set, several outputs: the theme of this course.
· Article Preview 20:00Sustainability disclosure is moving from voluntary reports to regulated filings. This course gives professionals a structured map of the rules that matter in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq, Algeria, Kenya, Brazil and the European Union, including how Italy, Spain, Portugal and Malta have approached the CSRD.
You will learn the Egyptian FRA's ESG disclosure and carbon footprint requirements as recorded in Phi's regulatory notes, Gulf exchange guidelines and the GCC unified metrics, central bank expectations, the ISSB adoption trend (including Brazil's CVM Resolution 193), and the EU rules that reach far beyond Europe: CSRD/ESRS, the EU Taxonomy, CBAM and the Deforestation Regulation.
Regulations change constantly. Throughout the course you are reminded to verify current official texts, and you will learn a method for analysing any new rule and keeping a multi-jurisdiction compliance register.
Sustainability, governance and investor-relations faculty at Corprise.ai
Corprise Academy is the teaching team behind Phi and Corprise IR. Our courses are written from real reporting projects in Egypt, the Gulf, North Africa and Europe.
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ESG Regulation Across MENA, Africa, Europe & Latin America
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