Trialogue – Supporting Better Business2026-01-29T16:24:41+02:00

SUPPORTING BETTER BUSINESS

Trialogue is a niche corporate responsibility
consultancy with more than two decades of
industry research and experience.

We provide thought leadership and support to our clients in sustainability and
corporate social investment (CSI), through our publications, knowledge hub,
conferences and webinars, as well as our advisory services in sustainability,
social impact, monitoring and evaluation, and client reporting.

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Trialogue’s wraparound thought leadership offering provides corporate clients with the opportunity to profile their work and share their insight with peers in the development sector.

Conference 2023

The Trialogue Business in Society Conference is the premier industry event showcasing new and innovative thinking on the ‘S’ in ESG. Delegates are predominantly representatives of companies and nonprofit organisations, and the aim is to enhance knowledge and foster collaboration that helps business perform more sustainably in society.

The 28th edition of the Business in Society Handbook centres on the theme ‘The power of measurement in driving social impact’. In a dynamic landscape where accountability and effectiveness are paramount, the Handbook explores the critical role of monitoring, evaluation and impact measurement in enhancing corporate social investment and responsible business practices in South Africa.

The Trialogue Knowledge Hub is a freely available online body of knowledge for businesses and organisations that invest in socio-economic development. It contains original research, reporting and analysis about corporate social investment, responsible business, and sustainable development in Africa. It provides valuable insights that help businesses optimise their investments in social development programmes.

Fueled by Trialogue’s almost three decades of industry experience and thought leadership, the Trialogue Academy offers online courses in responsible business, sustainability and corporate social investment. Choose a course that suits your profession, experience level and time commitment.

Trialogue hosts monthly webinars, providing expert insights on a range of responsible business and development topics. CSI and responsible business practitioners are able to engage in discussions that can help to enhance the impact of social impact initiatives.

The Trialogue Strategic CSI Award recognises projects that exemplify best practice in strategic CSI. It aims to encourage CSI practitioners to think more strategically when planning and implementing their initiatives, aligning positive developmental impact with business objectives.

Our thought leadership partners

Trialogue supports its clients in making their sustainability and CSI practices more effective through its end-to-end consulting process, which covers strategy development and implementation, stakeholder engagement, management and measurements systems, benchmarking, monitoring and evaluation and reporting.

Trialogue provides support on embedding material environmental, social and governance (ESG) elements of sustainable business based on our holistic Integrated Sustainability Model. 

Our Social Impact Advisory services include presentations to boards and executives on CSI trends, developing company-specific CSI policies and strategies, and supporting companies to implement their CSI strategies.

Trialogue currently offers a range of monitoring and evaluation services to private sector companies, non-profit organisations (NPOs), government departments and State-Owned Entities.

Trialogue offers a full reporting service which includes a focus on authenticity and transparency. We support our clients in meeting the various regulatory codes and standards, while rising above compliance-based reporting.  

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