Integrated Reporting is being referred to as an evolution of corporate reporting and as a tool that organizations can use to present a holistic (integrated) approach when communicating how value is created when utilizing the available organizational resources. The evolution is driven by the need of various information users to overcome the present information gap which financial reporting alone cannot satisfy. For example, there is a need for a greater focus on aspects such as risks, the use of technology, environmental impacts and future developments when communicating organizational information that would guide providers of capital towards better informed and sustainable long-term investment decisions. Large corporate entities from the private sector are leading the agenda, however more recently as these concepts grow in importance and acceptance, public sector entities and even small- and medium-sized entities (SMEs) are exploring how they can implement as part of their communication strategies.

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