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The Good Reporting Library: 15 Sustainability Reports to Inspire
What does good sustainability reporting look like? The Good Reporting Library brings together 15 standout reports, highlighting practical examples of strong storytelling, materiality, data, design and framework alignment.
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What does good sustainability reporting look like?
As reporting requirements grow more complex, companies face a growing challenge: producing disclosures that meet technical expectations while remaining clear, useful and engaging.
The Good Reporting Library, created by Context, brings together 15 sustainability reports that offer practical inspiration for reporting teams. Rather than defining a single model of best practice, it showcases different approaches and ideas that organisations can adapt to their own reporting.
What makes good sustainability reporting?
The library explores five areas that can make reporting more effective: narrative and storytelling, materiality reporting, data transparency and visualisation, design and reader experience, and framework alignment.
Across each area, Context highlights three reports that stand out, alongside a practical checklist and tips for improving your own reporting.
It is designed as a source of ideas rather than a blueprint. The examples show how different organisations tackle different reporting challenges, from connecting sustainability to business strategy to making complex disclosures easier to navigate.
15 reports. Five areas of good reporting.
The 2026 edition features reporting examples from companies including Nestlé, Novo Nordisk, Heathrow, Tesco, Audi, Nationwide and others.
Explore the library to see what stands out, why it works and what you can apply to your next sustainability report.
Download The Good Reporting Library here.
