Facility exposure evidence
GeoRisk Engine maps coordinates to flood, heat, wildfire, coastal and industrial context indicators that can support climate-related risk narratives.
TSRS guide
TSRS Reporting Framework: Aligning with TSRS Standards and disclosure requirements
The TSRS Reporting Framework describes how English-speaking Turkish professionals, auditors and ESG managers can prepare structured evidence for TSRS (Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards). KGK (Public Oversight Authority of Turkey) is the local authority context. Aligning with TSRS Standards means mapping TSRS Disclosure Requirements to climate-risk evidence.
What do TSRS 1, TSRS 2 and KGK mean for Turkey reporting?
| Standard | Primary scope | Location risk data support |
|---|---|---|
| TSRS 1 | General sustainability-related financial disclosures under TSRS (Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards) | Portfolio risk evidence, governance context and methodology notes |
| TSRS 2 | Climate-related disclosures for physical and transition risk narratives | Physical climate exposure, transition risk context and satellite-based indicators |
| KGK context | KGK (Public Oversight Authority of Turkey) local authority context for TSRS reporting | Structured evidence for sustainability teams; not legal certification or regulatory assurance |
How can GeoRisk Engine support sustainability reporting teams?
Audit-ready documentation
Reports include methodology notes, assumptions, limitations and audit identifiers for reviewable internal disclosure workflows.
TSRS data preparation
Outputs can help organize TSRS 1 and TSRS 2 evidence, but they do not replace professional assurance, legal review or regulatory judgement.
Which guidance language should teams use?
TSRS Reporting Framework
Use this phrase for educational explanations of the reporting structure, definitions and evidence categories behind TSRS 1 and TSRS 2.
Aligning with TSRS Standards
Use this phrase when describing how climate-risk data, governance context and methodology notes can be mapped to disclosure workflows.
TSRS Disclosure Requirements checklist
Use this phrase for practical tables that explain which evidence supports sustainability-related and climate-related reporting narratives.
What validation guidelines support TSRS reporting?
| Guidelines area | Validation evidence | Reporting use |
|---|---|---|
| Data guidelines | Facility coordinates, source date and methodology notes | Supports reporting traceability |
| Validation guidelines | Exposure assumptions, uncertainty notes and review steps | Supports validation before disclosure drafting |
| Disclosure guidelines | TSRS Reporting Framework mapping and TSRS Disclosure Requirements | Supports guidance for narrative preparation |
Frequently asked TSRS questions
What are sustainability reporting standards in Turkey (TSRS)?
Sustainability reporting standards in Turkey are Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards that include TSRS 1 for general sustainability-related financial disclosures and TSRS 2 for climate-related disclosures. They help companies structure risk information, governance context, strategy, metrics and climate exposure narratives.
How does TSRS 1 differ from TSRS 2?
TSRS 1 sets the general disclosure framework for sustainability-related financial risks and opportunities. TSRS 2 focuses on climate-related disclosures, including physical climate risk, transition risk, metrics, targets and decision-useful information for stakeholders.
How can location risk data support TSRS reporting?
Location risk data supports TSRS reporting by translating facility coordinates into climate exposure, environmental indicators and operational risk context. GeoRisk Engine can help sustainability teams prepare structured evidence for physical risk narratives without replacing legal, audit or regulatory judgement.
For service packaging and implementation support, see TSRS Reporting Framework guidance services.