Arturo Dell
Associate Consultant
We were thrilled to have you join us to share your 'top tips' on how you had been preparing for V2 of the SRS, including:
• Explaining the challenges and lessons you had learned on your journey to SRS readiness
• Describing what the SRS is, why it matters, and the impact it has had in your organisation
• Discussing where it stood as a priority for you and your board or other stakeholders
• Sharing a roadmap of your SRS readiness journey, including a timeline, key activities, milestones, and how technology had aided along the way...
Arturo Dell
Associate Consultant
In line with the changes introduced for version 2.0 of the SRS, we went over what to expect in 2024 for Housing ESG, including:
The recent updates to the SRS and how you can improve your reporting for this year.
What's coming next for Convene ESG and how we have adapted to the SRS 2.0.
The importance of the TCFD in the coming years.
Andy Smith
Head of Housing Impact Services
Andy Smith from The Good Economy joined us for our final webinar of the year in which he discussed the benefits of reporting to the SRS and what version 2.0 will mean moving forward.
Andy manages many of the Impact Services we deliver for clients, particularly within the social and affordable housing sector. He works collaboratively with clients to develop robust, practical impact measurement, management and reporting systems that help both prove and improve impact drawing on international good practice and first-hand experience.
Anna Haskins
Senior Analyst
Watch Anna Haskins from The Good Economy to discuss the implications of the SRS 2.0. and how Housing Associations should prepare themselves to report against it.
Anna has been part of the team supporting the Sustainability for Housing board deliver the updated Version 2.0 of the Sustainability Reporting Standard for Social Housing.
Join the discussion on the benefits of using the SRS including a breakdown of what's new in version 2.0. Thirteen Housing Group and RSM will offer their insights from the sector on the benefits for the organisation of effective SRS reporting.
Confirmed panellists:
Richard Hunt
Head of Customer & Lending
This month we will be joined by Richard Hunt, Head of Customer & Lending at CAF Bank who will be will be talking to us about:
Luke Cross
Director
Luke Cross from Social UK joined us for to discuss the future of ESG in Housing and the impact of the SRS on the sector.
Luke Cross leads Social's new business division, Social Invest, which supports purpose-driven investment in the UK placemaking and built environments by helping investors and businesses tell their story and define and amplify their positive social and environmental impact.
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Ad Hereijgers
Director Business Development
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RITTERWALD are paving the way in ESG reporting and developed their Certified Sustainable Housing Label to specifically help the Housing and Real Estate sector gain better access to green bonds.
Now, with Convene ESG and RITTERWALD's partnership you can use our software to streamline your reporting process and receive your Label faster.
We had many interesting discussions during the cocktail hour about how best to approach ESG as an organisation.
A common topic was how Housing Associations are working to embed a culture of ESG in their day-to-day activities. Click below for our summary of the event.
Treasury in Housing conference is back in person and will be held at the Royal College of Physicans, London on Thursday 10 October 2024. Join us to explore how the treasury function has evolved from operational to strategic, empowering housing associations to achieve their financial plans.
Read our highlights from this years conference, hosted at the stunning Royal College of Physicians in London.
Read our summary and highlights from this years conference, hosted at the stunning Royal College of Physicians in London.
