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Double Materiality and Risk Assessment

Practical, implementation-focused assessment — taught by instructors, not by framework text

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The programme

Developing the Skills to Assess Material Impacts, Risks and Opportunities

A live, practical programme designed to develop the skills to assess Double Materiality, identify Impacts, Risks and Opportunities, evaluate sustainability-related risks, and translate findings into stronger reporting and business decision-making.

Six modules

1Foundations of Double Materiality and the regulatory landscape
2Stakeholder mapping and value-chain architecture
3Executing a Double Materiality assessment
4Sustainability risk and opportunity assessment
5Synthesis, threshold integration and assurance readiness
6Case-study analysis and capstone simulation
Credential

Certificate of Completion. Participants develop a practical understanding of Double Materiality, its key principles and its application across sustainability, risk, reporting and business decision-making.

Who should attend

ESG and sustainability leaders, risk and compliance officers, internal audit and assurance, finance and strategy directors, consultants and advisors, and boards and steering committees.

Faculty

Lead Instructor — Double Materiality and Risk Assessment
Alessandra Vignola
Sustainability Consultant | Academic | GRI Certified Sustainability Professional | 20+ Years of International Experience

Alessandra is a GRI-Certified sustainability professional with 20+ years’ experience across the UK and Europe; her knowledge spans operational leadership and strategic consulting to academia. She has completed a Doctorate in Business Administration at a university in Scotland on Sustainability Management in hospitality organisations and holds a BA (Hons) First Class in International Business and Tourism Management, with a focus on circular economy. She also holds a certificate from the Carbon Literacy Project UK. Her work bridges research and practice, turning rigorous analysis into real change for the organisations and institutions she works with.