Structure of the first integrated report of the Foundation with emphasis on the proposed integrations to the Framework
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Introduction Methodological note Motivations, objectives and originality of the document Summary of results | Introduce and motivate the three types of integrations made compared to the Framework Present summary indicators of the main outcomes divided between internal and external impacts State reporting boundary, proxy logic and key limitations |
Presentation of the foundation Historical profile Role, vision and mission | Highlight that the nonprofit nature of the organization makes the integrated creation of value central for the benefit of a multitude of stakeholders |
Governance Governance system and organization | No integration |
Strategies and stakeholders Strategies, opportunities and risks Reference stakeholders Communication strategies | Emphasize that the relevance of external stakeholders has led to the separate valorization of external outcomes |
Business model and results Business model and types of involved capitals Utilized capitals Outputs Outcomes | Represent internal and external outcomes separately Monetize selected external outcomes using stakeholder-based proxies Highlight the central role of IC and its interconnections with other categories of capital State attribution assumptions, counterfactuals and non-quantified outcomes |
Future perspectives | Maintain forward-looking discussion and clarify contextual conditions affecting transferability of outcomes |
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