Accelerate Growth By Implementing ESG Metrics

Get accurate insights and action plan for what to do next to outperform your competitors. Knowing your ESG materiality assessment areas and metrics is the first step toward a greener and more profitable business.

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We then craft customized strategies that address your unique challenges, driving measurable impact and fostering a culture of sustainability from within.

  • ESG Significance Finder

    Steered by globally acknowledged methodology, we`ll identify and pinpoint the most significant environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors relevant for your business.

  • ESG Materiality Assessment

    Thorough guide-type document with practical value, covering the organization`s material factors embedded with recommendations and possible metrics applicable for the organization.

  • ESG Strategy

    A comprehensive and tangible roadmap for integrating sustainable and responsible practices into company`s operations.

Why Choose Us?

  • Innovative Solutions

    We drive to be at the forefront of industry trends, consistently bringing fresh and forward-thinking approaches to the table

  • Industry Expertise

    Our experts understand the nuances of ESG factors specific to your sector, ensuring tailored and informed guidance at all times.

  • Efficiency and Speed

    Our processes and way of working are designed for prompt and effective results, ensuring that you stay ahead in the rapidly evolving landscape of ESG.

  • AI-Driven Insights

    Gain a competitive edge with our AI-driven analytics. Artificial intelligence offers a data-driven approach on addressing ESG challenges.

  • Personalized Support

    We tailor our support to meet your specific needs, ensuring that your ESG goals are met effectively and efficiently.

  • Commitment to Sustainability

    We are deeply committed to ethical and sustainable practices, helping you make investments that are good for both your business and the planet.

The Profound Benefits Of Addressing ESG Topics Today

Opting to follow Environmental, Social, and Governance practices voluntarily, even in the absence of legal obligations, can yield numerous advantages for a company. Here’s an overview of the pros associated with embracing ESG practices in a proactive and voluntary manner:

  • Global Market Access
  • Resilience to Reputational Risks
  • Innovation and Market Differentiation
  • Adaptation to Changing Consumer Preferences Long-Term Cost Savings

What does ESG mean?

ESG, or sustainable business, is a set of standards that covers the company's economic activity through the following three dimensions: environmental factors (E, or Environment), social factors (S or Social), and aspects concerning management (G or Governance).

Environmental includes the company's impact on the physical environment through the use of natural resources or waste management.

Social consists the company's relations with customers, suppliers, and employees through employee rights, consumer protection, or social responsibility.

Governance focuses on the company's management, including, for example, the employee's salary system or the governing bodies' structure.

Regulatory background

In addition to the initiatives of the European Union, many European countries have also implemented their own ESG regulations and guidelines to support sustainable and ethical business operations, which is why the integration of ESG into a company's strategy and decision-making process has become critical, not only for ethical reasons but also to ensure the company's long-term success.

Three dimensions of sustainability with all subcategories

  • Environmental

    • GHG Emissions
    • Air Quality
    • Water & Wastewater Management
    • Energy Management
    • Waste & Hazardous Materials Management
    • Physical Impacts of Climate Change
    • Ecological Impacts
    • Materials Sourcing & Efficiency
    • Product Design & Lifecycle Management

  • Social

    • Customer Welfare
    • Employees
    • Product Quality & Safety
    • Customer Privacy
    • Access & Affordability
    • Employee Health & Safety
    • Selling Practices & Product Labeling
    • Human Rights & Community Relations
    • Employee engagement, Diversity & Inclusion
    • Data Security

  • Governance

    • Business Model Resilience
    • Systemic Risk Management
    • Management of the Legal & Regulatory Environment
    • Critical Incident Risk Management
    • Competitive Behavior
    • Supply Chain Management
    • Business Ethics

Timeline for relevant regulations

  • January 2022

    The requirements set out in the EU taxonomy for legal entities in terms of mitigating and adapting to climate change came into force.

  • November 2022

    The directive and standards for corporate sustainability reporting were established.

  • January 2023

    The requirements set out in the EU taxonomy for legal entities regarding additional environmental objectives came into force.

  • October 2023

    An extra set of standards will be announced.

  • December 2023

    Adoption of the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) into the legislation of the member states.

  • January 2025

    Large companies listed on the stock exchange must submit a sustainability report concerning the year 2024.

  • January 2025

    Listed SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) must start submitting sustainability reports.

Direct and indirect benefits of sustainable business

Suppose the company does not have a direct obligation to submit sustainability reports. In that case, it is still helpful to know and follow the best practices and recommendations in the field to meet the expectations of investors and financiers.

  • Raising capital

    Funds and investors implementing sustainable investment strategies increasingly prefer companies that meet ESG criteria, which can reduce the cost of capital and increase the value of the company.

  • Optimizing labor costsumn

    ESG practices can help reduce labor costs, for example, by reducing occupational accidents and illnesses, increasing employee satisfaction, and reducing staff turnover.

  • Reputation and brand strengthening

    Compliance with ESG goals can improve a company's reputation and brand recognition, as consumers and stakeholders increasingly value companies that demonstrate social and environmental responsibility.

  • Risk management

    Dealing with ESG goals helps the company to identify and manage risks (including regulatory ones) related to environmental, social, and governance practices.

  • Innovation

    Setting sustainability goals can lead to innovation by discovering new products, services, or processes that meet greener and more socially responsible markets.

  • Long-term sustainability

    companies that follow ESG goals are often better prepared for long-term success because they are more prone to adapt to changing social, environmental, and economic circumstances.

What is a materiality assessment?

A materiality assessment is a key instrument for pinpointing and ranking the most pertinent ESG issues relevant to a Company's activities and stakeholders.

This assessment tool isn't a novel concept; it has its roots in financial reporting. Traditional financial materiality assessments focus exclusively on economic impacts. However, an ESG materiality assessment expands this scope to include broader considerations like environmental preservation, social accountability, and ethical governance.

Three reason why ESG is beneficial for businesses

  • Compliance with Regulatory Demands

    Many ESG reporting frameworks, such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards (IFRS S), necessitate an evaluation of significant ESG issues. Thus, performing an ESG assessment is crucial for adhering to these (often mandatory) regulations and standards.

  • Determining Sustainability Priorities

    Through an ESG materiality assessment, companies can identify and prioritize ESG topics that are most critical to their operations and strategic goals. This process helps in spotlighting areas that are of utmost concern and where impactful changes can be made.

  • Identification and Mitigation of Risks

    By conducting an ESG materiality assessment, companies can uncover key ESG issues that, if not properly managed, may pose substantial operational, reputational, or regulatory risks.

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ESG Significance Finder

The ESG Significance Finder is a cutting-edge service designed to help companies pinpoint the most relevant ESG factors for their business. This tool provides detailed, informative descriptions of each pertinent ESG factor, ensuring that you understand not only what matters but why it matters for your specific context. Utilizing globally acknowledged methodologies, the ESG Significance Finder ensures that your business’s approach to Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria is both strategic and compliant with international standards. With this service, companies can enhance their sustainability practices, better manage risks, and improve their overall ESG performance, aligning their operations with global best practices.

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Materiality Assessment

  • Mapping the material industry-specific ESG factors of the company
  • Drafting a blueprint report for the company, with proposals and possible metrics
  • Compliant with GRI and ESRS
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For maximizing company`s sustainability activities

ESG Strategy

  • Providing sector-specific ESG metrics and benchmarks
  • Composing a comprehensive master plan document for the company
  • Compliant with ESG-related regulations and sector trends, as well as with relevant standards (GRI and ESRS)
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