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The Sharing Information on Progress (SIP) Report is a pillar in the PRME community - a resource for storytelling, a tool for internal and external accountability, and a stratgic document for many in their accreditation processes. To recognize the time put into compiling these reports and to honor the efforts in transparency from the community, the PRME Recognition for Excellence in SIP Reporting was created.
Continuing with the annual recognitions, we are pleased to publish the outstanding SIP Reports for 2023. Recipient institutions were recognized at the 2023 PRME Global Forum, during the reception on 14 June in the Delegates Dining Room at the UN Headquarters, with Global Forum attendees and special guest, Ms. Amina J. Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.
All reports submitted between 1 May 2022 - 1 May 2023 were considered.
Excellence in Reporting - First Time Reporters
Excellence in Reporting - Emerging (2 - 4 Reports)
Excellence in Reporting - Established (5+ Reports)
Sincere thanks to Giselle Weybrecht, lead on the Recognition for Excellence in SIP Reporting, and the committee of peer reviewers listed below.
| Dilip Mirchandani | Rohrer College of Business, Rowan University | USA |
| Catherine Tilley | King's Business School | UK |
| Nick Pisalyaput | Sasin School of Management | Thailand |
| Emilina R. Sarreal | Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business, De La Salle University Manila | Philippines |
| Divya Singhal | Goa Institute of Management | India |
| Adrian Tamariz Flores | INSEAD | France |
| Carole Decamps | HEC Paris | France |
| Laura Olkkonen | LUT Business School | Finland |
| Nikodemus Solitander | Hanken School of Economics | Finland |
| Hadia Fakhreldin | The British University in Egypt | Egypt |
| Gustavo Adolfo Yepes Lopez | Universidad Externado de Colombia | Colombia |
| Heather Ranson | Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria | Canada |
| Belinda Gibbons | University of Wollongong | Australia |
| Jackie King | Federation University | Australia |
| Peter Wersch | Maastricht University School of Business and Economics | Netherlands |
| Abir Sinno | American University of Beirut | Lebanon |
| Nelson Guillen | Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business, De La Salle University Manila | Philippines |
| Bochuan Dai | Tsinghua SEM | China |
In addition to her role as Editor of the PRiMEtime blog and Advisor to PRME for more than a decade, Giselle Weybrecht has led the SIP Recognition process and annually gathers dedicated members of the PRME community to read submitted reports. Reading hundreds of reports each year, Giselle is most familiar with the reporting landscape in PRME and has observed important trends over the years, informing her work and ongoing contributions to PRME via the SIP Impact Sub-Committee and beyond.
As we move into a new chapter of reporting for PRME, we look forward to continuing to recognize the impressive efforts of the community in their sustainability and accountability journeys. For past awardees and more information on the eligibility criteria, please visit the Exemplary Reporting page here.
Giselle Weybrecht is the author of The Sustainable MBA and The Future MBA and was a Special Advisor to the UN backed Principles for Responsible Management for a decade. Her work focuses on how to mainstream sustainability into higher education with a particular focus on business education. She provides tools and inspiration on mainstreaming sustainability into HEIs on her blog, list.giselleweybrecht.com and website www.giselleweybrecht.com.
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