Many professional accountants are unclear about how nature connects with their professional roles and responsibilities, nor how to get started. The GAA created this guide to help address this issue and build literacy across our global membership base.
The GAA published a report that takes stock of our collective accomplishments against our four nature commitments. Download the report to learn more about the GAA’s commitments on nature, progress so far, and thoughts for the future.
The GAA released a report emphasizing the critical role of corporate natural capital accounting (CNCA) in enabling businesses to enhance resilience and create value through nature-positive initiatives, illustrating how accountants are ideally positioned to promote the adoption of CNCA in the marketplace.
The Global Accounting Alliance (GAA) was formed in November 2005 and serves as a forum for 10 of the world’s leading professional accountancy bodies whose members practice in major capital markets.
Its purpose is to serve the public interest by leading the advancement of a high-quality accounting profession by sharing information and collaborating, among GAA Members, and advocating on international issues important to the profession.
The GAA’s Members include the following professional accountancy bodies:
The GAA has four permanent Working Groups. The purpose of a Working Group is to facilitate information sharing and collaboration among Member Body staff; to meet with key national and international stakeholders; and to lead the advancement of the accounting profession by undertaking special projects from time-to-time as directed by the Board and CEO.
The GAA has four permanent Working Groups. The purpose of a Working Group is to facilitate information sharing and collaboration among Member Body staff; to meet with key national and international stakeholders; and to lead the advancement of the accounting profession by undertaking special projects from time-to-time as directed by the Board and CEO.
An individual who is a member in good standing with any of the 10 GAA Member Organizations, and who is working temporarily in one of the countries covered by the Global Accounting Alliance (GAA), may be eligible to receive support.
The GAA secretariat operates out of the offices of Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, Chartered Professional Accountants Canada, and Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
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