How can SASB disclosures be integrated with other climate-related reporting?

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The main idea here is to provide a complete view that covers both financially material information and climate risk details. SASB metrics focus on topics likely to affect financial performance, while TCFD outlines governance, strategy, risk management, and scenario-based climate risk disclosures. Including SASB climate metrics alongside TCFD disclosures gives investors a fuller picture: it shows which climate topics are financially material and also explains the associated risks, resilience, and how those risks are managed. In practice, you map SASB topics to the relevant TCFD disclosures, keep metrics aligned in definitions and reporting cycles, and present both the materiality information and the risk information together. Replacing or isolating one framework would leave gaps in either financial materiality insight or risk transparency, whereas combining them delivers the most helpful, decision-useful reporting.