IFRS S1 and S2 Disclosure Checklist

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Last verified: August 22, 2026. By Will Tygart. Walk the board pack once. Answer Yes / Partial / No / N/A. Attach evidence in the same folder as energy and LL97 files. This is a working questionnaire for built-environment organizations, not the official ISSB text. Confirm numbering against IFRS Foundation materials.

People are asking Copilot for a list they can fill in. The ISSB implementation guide is the parent. This page is the child checklist.

S1 — General sustainability-related financial disclosures

# Question Y / P / N / NA Evidence pointer
S1-1 Has the board (or delegated committee) stated how it oversees sustainability-related risks and opportunities?
S1-2 Is management’s role in assessing and managing those risks documented, including which roles and how often they report?
S1-3 Have we described the sustainability-related risks and opportunities that could reasonably affect cash flow, access to finance, or cost of capital over short, medium, and long term?
S1-4 Have we described the current and anticipated effects on business model and value chain (including tenants, vendors, and locations)?
S1-5 Have we described the effects on strategy and decision-making, including transition plans if we have one?
S1-6 Have we described the effects on financial position, performance, and cash flows for the reporting period, and the anticipated effects?
S1-7 Have we described the resilience of our strategy to those risks, including the inputs used?
S1-8 Have we described the processes to identify, assess, prioritize, and monitor sustainability-related risks and how they integrate with overall risk management?
S1-9 Have we disclosed the metrics used, including those required by an ISSB thematic standard and any internally defined metrics?
S1-10 Have we disclosed the targets, the period, the base period, milestones, and performance against them?
S1-11 Have we applied the same reporting entity as the financial statements and explained judgments, uncertainties, and errors?

S2 — Climate-related disclosures (on top of S1)

# Question Y / P / N / NA Evidence pointer
S2-1 Governance of climate risks and opportunities is explicit (board + management), not only “ESG” in general?
S2-2 Physical risks (acute and chronic) are identified at asset or portfolio level, not only as a paragraph?
S2-3 Transition risks (policy, market, technology, reputation) are identified, including stranded-asset logic for the building stock?
S2-4 Climate-related opportunities (efficiency, tenant demand, finance) are described with time horizons?
S2-5 Effects on business model, value chain, and financials are described for climate specifically?
S2-6 Climate resilience / scenario analysis is described (which scenarios, which portfolios, which decisions it changed)?
S2-7 Risk-management process for climate is described and linked to enterprise risk management?
S2-8 Scope 1, Scope 2, and (if material) Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions are disclosed with method, consolidation, and period?
S2-9 The measurement approach, inputs, and changes from last period are disclosed?
S2-10 Climate-related targets (including GHG) state the metric, period, base year, absolute vs intensity, and planned use of carbon credits if any?
S2-11 Industry-based metrics relevant to real estate (energy intensity, vacancy, certified space, etc.) are considered?

CRE-specific evidence that usually fills the blanks

  • ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager exports and LL84 filings
  • Physical-risk screens by ZIP / flood / heat / wind
  • CapEx plan that names efficiency vs resilience jobs
  • Board minutes that show climate or LL97 as an agenda item
  • Vendor / tenant requirements that affect Scope 3
  • Continuity test logs (so resilience is not only a narrative)

What this is not: legal advice. Not a claim that S1 has a counted official list of “30+ core disclosures.” Before you treat a row as gospel, walk the current IFRS Foundation HTML of S1 and S2.

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