Staying informed is part of leading. This week we're sharing two resources on sector-specific sustainability and environmental management reports: a GRI guide and a practical manual for the City of Buenos Aires' Green Seal program.
Basic guide for your first sector report 2026
The GRI Sector Standards The rules for sustainability reporting are changing. It's no longer enough to produce a generic report: if a company operates in mining, oil and gas, agriculture, or fishing, there is a specific standard that defines what it must measure and report.
The guide explains a key concept that many organizations misunderstand: the materiality. This involves identifying the impacts that truly matter to the sector and its stakeholders, rather than reporting a variety of issues without clear prioritization.
The central message is clear: demonstrable sustainability, backed by verifiable data and aligned with international standards, differentiates companies that lead from those that merely comply.
Access the guide: GRI Guide to Sector Reporting
Waste Manual: A Practical Guide, Second Edition 2026
Where does a company begin that wants to better manage its environmental impact? The second edition of Waste Management Manual for the Green Seal of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires It proposes a concrete response: to explore different management paths.
The guide organizes environmental management into five specific routes:
- Solid waste.
- Liquid effluents.
- Gaseous emissions.
- People.
- Planning and implementation.
Each one includes clear and measurable steps. The entire process is framed within the Green Seal, the City's certification system that evaluates companies and organizations through four levels of recognition: Commitment, Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
This is a practical and free tool for organizations seeking to move from intention to demonstrable environmental action.
Access the manual: Green Seal Waste Manual
From planning to environmental management
At DelPlata Green, we support Latin American companies in each of these steps, from measuring their carbon footprint and managing waste to preparing auditable ESG reports, using ZeroCarbon One technology.
Does your company already have an environmental roadmap?
Contact us to find out how we can support you.