The final submission deadline for the Asia Sustainability Reporting Awards (ASRA) 2026 and Asia Integrated Reporting Awards (AIRA) 2026 is approaching, with organisations encouraged to submit their entries by 10 November 2026.
Now in their 12th edition, the awards recognise excellence in sustainability and integrated reporting across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Since their launch in 2015, they have attracted entries from more than 20 countries, providing organisations with an international platform to benchmark their reporting and gain recognition for transparency, accountability and high-quality corporate disclosure.
Recognising the best in corporate reporting
ASRA recognises sustainability reports that demonstrate strong governance, meaningful materiality assessments, credible performance disclosures and clear communication of sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities.
The awards cover multiple reporting categories, including climate reporting, environmental impacts, human rights, supply chains, stakeholder engagement, governance and workplace practices.
AIRA, the sister awards programme, focuses on integrated reporting excellence, recognising organisations that effectively communicate how their strategy, governance, performance and prospects contribute to value creation over time.
Both programmes welcome entries from publicly listed companies, private companies, small and medium enterprises, public sector organisations and other eligible entities.
International recognition and benchmarking
Previous ASRA winners include leading organisations from Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, India, the Philippines and other markets.
At ASRA 2025, Maybank of Malaysia received the Platinum Award for Asia’s Best Sustainability Report (Large Company), while Taiwan’s ASUS won Platinum for Asia’s Best Climate Reporting. Indonesia’s Bank Rakyat Indonesia took Platinum for Asia’s Best Sustainability Report (Public Sector).
Winners are determined by an independent international judging panel through a rigorous, multi-stage evaluation process. Reports are assessed for the quality, credibility and usefulness of their disclosures, with recognition awarded at Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze levels.
“Publishing a sustainability or integrated report represents a significant commitment. These awards give organisations an opportunity to benchmark that work against international peers and gain recognition for the quality of their reporting,” said Rajesh Chhabara, Founder of ASRA and AIRA and Managing Director of CSRWorks International.
How to enter before the deadline
Organisations can submit their most recent publicly available sustainability report to ASRA or their integrated report to AIRA.
ASRA participants may enter up to seven award categories per report, including one main category, allowing organisations to compete in areas that best reflect their reporting strengths.
Applications can be completed through the official online entry forms.
Key dates:
- Final submission deadline: 10 November 2026
- Finalists announcement: Mid-December 2026
- Awards ceremony: 19 March 2027, Singapore (venue to be confirmed)
Organised by Singapore-based CSRWorks International, the awards operate as a non-profit initiative aimed at advancing corporate reporting transparency, accountability and excellence.
With the submission deadline approaching, organisations that have already published their sustainability or integrated reports are encouraged to review the available award categories and complete their entries.
ASRA 2026: https://www.csrworks.com/asra/
AIRA 2026: https://www.csrworks.com/aira/
Enquiries: asra@csrworks.com
