PUBLIC WORKSHOP

NSRF IMPLMENTATION TRAINING SERIES MODULE 6 

Integrating Sustainability Risk into Enterprise Risk Management

As Malaysia transitions to the National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF), sustainability is no longer just a reporting exercise, it is a fundamental business risk. This workshop is designed to bridge the gap between traditional ERM frameworks and the evolving requirements of IFRS S1 and S2.

Participants will move beyond identifying ESG issues to embedding sustainability-related risks directly into the corporate risk register. This course provides the technical knowledge to ensure that sustainability risks are treated with the same rigor, quantification, and oversight as traditional operational and financial risks.

Table of Contents

Workshop Outlines

Part 1: The New Era of Risk Management

  • The evolution of ERM under the National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF)
  • Understanding the Risk Management pillar of IFRS S1 and S2
  • The linkages between sustainability risk management and financial effects

Part 2: Mapping the Risk Landscape

  • Identifying sustainability-related risks 
  • Tracing risks through value chain: Upstream, Operations, and Downstream
  • Translating ESG impacts into operational disruptions, financial costs, and brand reputation.

Part 3: Technical Integration into ERM

  • Applying Double Materiality to risk scoring
  • Defining risk appetite for sustainability-related exposures
  • Integrating a sustainability-related risk into a sample corporate risk register

Part 4: Strategic Resilience for Business Sustainability 

  • Developing a sustainability risk mitigation plan
  • Linking risk mitigation strategies to the Climate Transition Plan and net-zero pathways

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the workshop, you will be able to:

  1. Identify sustainability-related risks across the value chain and translate them into traditional risk categories (Operational, Financial, Reputational).
  2. Apply the Strategy, Risk Management, and Metrics & Targets pillars to the ERM process.
  3. Quantify the financial magnitude and likelihood of sustainability risks using Double Materiality principles.
  4. Develop risk mitigation strategies that align with the organisation’s overall strategy, including the Climate Transition Plan.

Workshop Benefits

  1. Identify sustainability risks across the value chain and translate them into operational, financial, and reputational risks.
  2. Apply sustainability principles to strengthen Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) processes.
  3. Assess and quantify sustainability risks using double materiality and financial impact analysis.
  4. Gain valuable knowledge and skills from industry experts to effectively apply either independently or within your professional environment.
  5. Pose direct inquiries.
  6. Benefit from industry peers’ insights.
  7. Access comprehensive course materials, such as course slides.
  8. Gain certifications to advance your career. 

About the Trainers

Jia Xin Ng is our ESG and sustainability consultant and a HRD Corp-certified trainer with FSA Credential. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management from Universiti Malaya, Malaysia, and has years of practical working experience with public listed companies. Her expertise lies in global sustainability reporting frameworks and standards (i.e. GRI, SASB, TCFD and UNSDGs), securities exchange listing requirements on ESG (i.e. Bursa Malaysia), sustainability indices and ratings (i.e. S&P Global DJSI, Bloomberg GEI, CDP, FTSE4Good, EcoVadis, MSCI, Sustainalytics and SPOTT), materiality assessment, sustainability key performance indicators and targets, sustainability policy and procedure, and ESG training.

Testimonials

"I love the two ways communications between the participants & the trainers. Good motivations & the brainstorming sessions."
Ira Syakila
Assistant Sustainability Manager
"Interesting workshop-training notes, activities and communication between the trainer and participants."
Monishcy
Sustainability Manager

Available Dates

Date: 9th July 2026

Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, MYT

Location: Level 18, Equatorial Plaza, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

Language: English

Fees: RM 1470 (Inclusive 8% SST) per pax 

FAQs

Who is this workshop designed for?

Our workshop is tailored for businesses, executives, employees, sustainability practitioners, sustainability practitioners, who are interested in enhancing their understanding of IFRS.

Absolutely. Whether you’re new to sustainability or an experienced practitioner, this workshop offers valuable insights for all levels of expertise.

This workshop helps participants identify sustainability risks across the value chain and integrate them into Enterprise Risk Management. Participants will learn to assess ESG risks, quantify impacts using double materiality, and develop aligned risk mitigation strategies.

Yes, the workshop includes interactive sessions, case studies, and group activities to enhance engagement and facilitate active learning.

The workshop duration is 7 hours. Please check the event details or contact us for specific information on the workshop you are interested in attending.

Yes, our workshops often include networking sessions, allowing participants to connect with fellow attendees and industry experts, fostering valuable professional relationships.

Yes, upon successful completion of the workshop, participants will receive a certificate of participation, which will include the topics covered and the corresponding CPE hours.

Yes, this workshop is 100% HRD Corp claimable. We will provide you with relevant documents for claiming purpose upon your registration. 

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Register as an individual

For participants not applying for the HRD Corp grant, please proceed with payment and complete the registration form.

*Registration is now open for the 9th July 2026 session.

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Please fill out the online registration form, and we will contact you to proceed with the necessary HRD Corp grant application steps.

*Registration is now open for the 9th July 2026 session.