英文摘要 |
Sustainability has become a global issue in recent years. More companies publish ESG (environment, social and governance) or sustainability reports to show their sustainable performances and actions. However, literature points out that the disclosure of the report needs improvement. This research analyzed the environmental disclosures of sustainability reports of ten domestic listed developers. The results were compared with the disclosures of excellent sustainability reports of five foreign developers. The research results showed that, among the 32 indicators, the ten companies disclosed nine indicators or 29% on average, and the average disclosure level was 17%. These numbers are about half of the disclosures of the foreign companies. The boundary of disclosure was more limited to the company's office buildings and the information of construction jobsites was less addressed. But the information of both office buildings and jobsites was disclosed by the foreign companies. The reasons for low disclosures can be non-mandatory publication of ESG reports, no standards for disclosures, and the company cost of ESG report preparation. The people who prepare ESG reports need to read the GRI requirements, know the required data, regularly collect and analyze them to raise the disclosure rates of environmental indicators. |