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All 108 BRSR Section C disclosures

Every principle-wise performance disclosure in SEBI's BRSR format, with the regulator's own wording, the unit, the team that usually holds the data, and what a complete assurance-ready answer contains. Cited to the SEBI BRSR Format and the ICAI Background Material on BRSR, Revised Edition 2024.

108
Section C disclosures across P1 to P9
68
Essential indicators, mandatory for every filer
40
Leadership indicators, voluntary
42
BRSR Core KPIs requiring independent assurance

How Section C is structured

BRSR has three sections. Section A covers general disclosures, Section B covers management and process, and Section C covers principle-wise performance against the nine National Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct principles. Section C is where almost all of the data collection work sits: 68 Essential indicators that every filer must answer, and 40 Leadership indicators that apply to companies filing for three or more years, or in the top 1000. Eleven of the 108 assume manufacturing operations and can be marked not applicable, with justification, by a pure services business.

Principle 1, Ethics & Transparency

11 disclosuresRead the Principle 1 guide →

Businesses should conduct and govern themselves with integrity, and in a manner that is Ethical, Transparent and Accountable

Principle 2, Products & Services

9 disclosuresRead the Principle 2 guide →

Businesses should provide goods and services in a manner that is sustainable and safe

Principle 3, Employee Wellbeing

21 disclosuresRead the Principle 3 guide →

Businesses should respect and promote the well-being of all employees, including those in their value chains

P3-E1Well-being measures for employees and workers (health insurance, accident cover, etc.; % covered)Essential · count / percentageP3-E2Retirement benefits offered (PF, gratuity, ESI) for this year and last yearEssential · count / percentage / Yes/NoP3-E3Are your premises accessible to differently-abled staff? (Yes/No + steps)Essential · Yes/No + narrativeP3-E4Do you have an equal-opportunity policy? (Yes/No + web link)Essential · Yes/No + web-linkP3-E5Return-to-work and retention rates after parental leaveEssential · percentageP3-E6Do you have a grievance mechanism for employees and workers? (Yes/No + details)Essential · Yes/No + narrativeP3-E7Employees and workers who are members of recognised unions (count, %)Essential · count / percentageP3-E8Training given to employees and workers (count, %)Essential · count / percentageP3-E9Employees and workers who received performance / career reviews (count, %)Essential · count / percentageP3-E10Health & safety management system: do you have one, its coverage, and hazard processesEssential · Yes/No + narrativeP3-E11Safety incidents this year (lost-time injury rate, recordable injuries, fatalities)Essential · count / rateP3-E12What you do to keep the workplace safe and healthy (brief)Essential · narrativeP3-E13Complaints on working conditions and health & safety (count)Essential · countP3-E14% of plants / offices assessed for health & safety and working conditionsEssential · percentageP3-E15Corrective actions taken on risks found in those assessmentsEssential · narrativeP3-L1Do you give life insurance or a death-compensation package? (Employees Y/N, Workers Y/N)Leadership · Yes/NoP3-L2How you ensure value-chain partners deduct and deposit statutory duesLeadership · narrativeP3-L3Employees / workers with serious injuries who were rehabilitated and re-employedLeadership · countP3-L4Do you offer transition / retirement support programmes? (Yes/No)Leadership · Yes/No + narrativeP3-L5% of value-chain partners assessed (health & safety, working conditions)Leadership · percentageP3-L6Corrective actions on risks found in value-chain partner assessmentsLeadership · narrative

Principle 4, Stakeholder Engagement

5 disclosuresRead the Principle 4 guide →

Businesses should respect the interests of and be responsive to all its stakeholders

Principle 5, Human Rights

16 disclosuresRead the Principle 5 guide →

Businesses should respect and promote human rights

P5-E1Employees and workers trained on human rights (count, %)Essential · count / percentageP5-E2Employees and workers paid at or above minimum wage (count, %)Essential · count / percentageP5-E3Median remuneration and the male-to-female pay ratioEssential · count / INRP5-E4Do you have a person / committee responsible for human-rights issues? (Yes/No)Essential · Yes/NoP5-E5Internal mechanism to handle human-rights grievances (brief)Essential · narrativeP5-E6Complaints on harassment, discrimination, child labour, forced labour, wages (count)Essential · countP5-E7POSH complaints (sexual harassment) filed this yearEssential · count / percentageP5-E8How you protect complainants in harassment / discrimination casesEssential · narrativeP5-E9Do your contracts include human-rights requirements? (Yes/No)Essential · Yes/NoP5-E10% of plants / offices assessed for human rights (child / forced labour, wages, etc.)Essential · percentageP5-E11Corrective actions taken on risks found in those assessmentsEssential · narrativeP5-L1Any business process changed as a result of a human-rights grievance (details)Leadership · narrativeP5-L2Scope and coverage of any human-rights due diligence doneLeadership · narrativeP5-L3Is your office accessible to differently-abled visitors? (Yes/No)Leadership · Yes/No + narrativeP5-L4% of value-chain partners assessed on human rightsLeadership · percentageP5-L5Corrective actions on risks found in value-chain human-rights assessmentsLeadership · narrative

Principle 6, Environment

21 disclosuresRead the Principle 6 guide →

Businesses should respect and make efforts to protect and restore the environment

P6-E1Total energy used last year (electricity + fuels), and energy per rupee of turnoverEssential · Joules (or GJ) / ratioP6-E2Are any sites covered under the PAT energy scheme? If yes, targets set vs achievedEssential · Yes/No + narrative · manufacturing onlyP6-E3Water drawn and consumed, by source (surface, ground, third-party, etc.) in kilolitresEssential · kilolitres / ratioP6-E4Water discharged, by destination and treatment level (kilolitres)Essential · kilolitres · manufacturing onlyP6-E5Do you have Zero Liquid Discharge? If yes, its coverageEssential · Yes/No + narrative · manufacturing onlyP6-E6Air emissions other than greenhouse gases (NOx, SOx, particulate matter, VOCs)Essential · entity-specified unit · manufacturing onlyP6-E7Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions, and emissions per rupee of turnoverEssential · metric tonnes CO2 equivalent / ratioP6-E8Any GHG-reduction projects? (Yes/No + details)Essential · Yes/No + narrativeP6-E9Waste generated by type, and waste recycled vs disposed (metric tonnes)Essential · metric tonnesP6-E10Your waste-management practices and how you cut hazardous / toxic chemicals (brief)Essential · narrativeP6-E11Any operations in or near ecologically sensitive areas needing clearances (details)Essential · tabular · manufacturing onlyP6-E12Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) of projects done this yearEssential · tabular · manufacturing onlyP6-E13Are you compliant with environmental laws (Water, Air, EP Act)? Any non-compliancesEssential · Yes/No + tabularP6-L1Water drawn, consumed and discharged in water-stressed areas (kilolitres)Leadership · kilolitres / ratioP6-L2Scope 3 GHG emissions and intensityLeadership · metric tonnes CO2 equivalent / ratioP6-L3Impact on biodiversity in sensitive areas, and prevention / remediation doneLeadership · narrative · manufacturing onlyP6-L4Any initiatives or technology used to improve resource efficiency or cut emissions / wasteLeadership · narrative / tabularP6-L5Do you have a business-continuity and disaster-management plan? (brief / web link)Leadership · Yes/No + narrative / web-linkP6-L6Any major environmental impact from your value chain, and what you did about itLeadership · narrativeP6-L7% of value-chain partners assessed for environmental impactLeadership · percentageP6-L8Green Credits generated or bought (by you and your top value-chain partners)Leadership · count (Green Credits)

Principle 7, Policy & Advocacy

3 disclosuresRead the Principle 7 guide →

Businesses, when engaging in influencing public and regulatory policy, should do so in a manner that is responsible and transparent

Principle 8, Inclusive Growth

11 disclosuresRead the Principle 8 guide →

Businesses should promote inclusive growth and equitable development

Principle 9, Consumer Responsibility

11 disclosuresRead the Principle 9 guide →

Businesses should engage with and provide value to their consumers in a responsible manner

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