Sustainability Grammar Governance Academy

The Sustainability Grammar Governance Academy (SGGA) is a specialized institution dedicated to developing governance, supply-chain, climate, and organizational capabilities through the lens of sustainability grammar—the underlying structure that defines how the world interprets IFRS S1/S2, sustainability accounting, financial materiality, climate risk, data transparency, and governance rhythm.

SGGA does not teach ESG as content-SGGA teaches the grammar behind ESG, the logic that allows organizations, governments, and nations to read the future rather than react to it.

In an era where global sustainability has become a new language, SGGA equips leaders with the ability to understand how the world is changing—not only what is changing.

We train the five foundational dimensions of sustainability grammar:

• Grammar – the structure behind standards and decisions

• Rhythm – the cadence that makes governance stable

• Weight / Materiality – what truly matters for survival

• Capacity to Hold – the ability to withstand global volatility

• Governance – how systems carry their responsibilities

SGGA is the world’s first academy built entirely upon the framework of Sustainability Grammar Governance.

A global academy rebuilding sustainability governance through grammar

SGGA is not an ESG training center, not a reporting-focused institute, and not an accounting technical school.

SGGA is positioned as:

➡︎ The Grammar Decoder of IFRS S1/S2 and Sustainability Accounting

We translate standards into a coherent grammar that organizations can actually use to make decisions.

➡︎ A Certification Body for Sustainability Data Grammar & Governance Consistency

We focus on how sustainability data becomes trustworthy, traceable, and meaningful.

➡︎ A Cross-Domain Grammar Hub linking climate, finance, supply chains, and governance

We unify fragmented corporate functions into one shared language.

➡︎ Asia’s Sustainability Grammar Translator

Taiwan is a global supply-chain node.
SGGA becomes the academy that interprets sustainability grammar for Asia—and exports it to the world.

In an era where IFRS S1/S2, financial materiality, and climate-financial governance become global standards,
organizations no longer need more tools—they need people who can calibrate grammar.

The mission of the TISEE Academy is to:

• Build organizational sustainability grammar

• Strengthen leaders’ carrying capacity

• Transform reporting into language

• Transform governance into rhythm

• Transform sustainability from a task into a culture

We do not train ESG officers.
We cultivate Sustainability Stewards—leaders who can carry the weight of the future.

SGGA’s mission unfolds in four pillars:

1. Establish the world’s clearest Sustainability Grammar.

We translate financial materiality, climate risk, IFRS S1/S2, resilience, and governance into a single coherent grammar system.

2. Build organizations capable of holding the weight of a volatile world.

Climate instability, geopolitical tension, regulatory shifts, supply-chain risk-
SGGA helps leaders answer the essential question: “Can we hold this weight?”

3. Develop globally recognized standards for sustainability data governance.

The greatest ESG challenge is not data scarcity—it is data without grammar.
SGGA creates the structures that allow data to become evidence.

4. Position Taiwan as a Global Node of Sustainability Grammar.

SGGA is the academic backbone of TISEE, enabling Taiwan to serve as a trusted, interpretable, visible sustainability node in international governance.

To become Asia’s most influential academy for sustainability governance and grammar.

SGGA’s vision is not to become the largest provider-but to become the most structurally important.

Vision 1｜Become a global contributor to Sustainability Grammar

The world needs a unified language that transcends sectors, cultures, and standards. SGGA will serve as the Asian generator of this grammar.

Vision 2｜Serve as the Asian Demonstration Base for IFRS S1/S2 & Sustainability Data Governance

When international companies ask:
“Where can we learn how IFRS S1/S2 truly works in Asia?” the answer should be: “Taiwan. SGGA.”

Vision 3｜Become the regional hub for supply-chain sustainability governance

Taiwan is already a global supply-chain heart. SGGA helps organizations become trusted nodes—not replaceable vendors.

Vision 4｜Build a transnational Sustainability Grammar Alliance

Connecting:

• Dutch water & governance grammar

• Nordic rhythm & transparency grammar

• German industrial & accounting grammar

• Japanese quality & consistency grammar

• Israeli resilience & crisis grammar

• Korean energy-technology grammar

• Taiwan’s supply-chain & trust grammar

SGGA becomes the integrator and translator.

Vision 5｜Establish the GSGC – Global Sustainability Grammar Certification

The world’s first grammar-based sustainability qualification: not based on memorization, not based on reporting, but based on one’s ability to interpret how the world is being reshaped.