An Introduction to the GRI (as of 2001)

The Global Reporting Initiative has come a long way since 2001. At that time it was still rather new, and I made a point of promoting it everywhere I went. This very short presentation is till remarkably timely, when it comes to introducing the purpose and usefulness of the GRI.

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