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ESG

Businesses all over the world are being placed under intensifying pressure to play a leading role in fighting some of the planet’s greatest challenges, including climate change, water and food crises, poverty, modern slavery and social inequality. Society is demanding that businesses move away from focusing solely on profit maximisation, and to reconsider their social responsibilities within the communities.

ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance – the three fundamental pillars of sustainable reporting. Companies will shortly be required to disclose the non-financial risks and opportunities brought about from the elements of these three pillars, such as:

Environmental Pillar

Climate Change

Water and Marine Resources

Circular Economy

Pollution

Biodiversity and Ecosystems

Social Pillar

Gender Equality

Training and Development

Fair Remuneration

Working Conditions

Human Rights and Freedoms

Governance Pillar

Business Ethics and Anti-Bribery

Corporate Culture

Tax Transparency

Board Diversity

Internal Controls and Risk Management

Take Our Self Assesment

Our self-assessment test helps you identify your current strengths while uncovering areas where improvement is needed. By taking this first step, you’ll get a clearer view of where your business stands in relation to ESG and receive insights that can drive meaningful change.

The test not only benchmarks your sustainability efforts but also guides you towards achieving compliance, enhancing transparency, and building a stronger, more resilient business.

How We Can Help You

ESG Reporting
  • Calculation of carbon emissions
  • Assisting clients with gathering and reporting ESG metrics
  • Advice on ESG reporting disclosures
  • SFDR and CSRD GAP analysis
  • Assisting with reporting in line with the SFDR
  • Creating an impactful ESG report which showcases your commitment to sustainability
  • Preparing a sustainability statement that meets CSRD and ESRS requirements
Strategy & Advisory
  • Conducting a materiality assessment
  • Measuring the company’s baseline  
  • Developing and defining an ESG strategy 
  • Deploying digital solutions to report and track ESG metrics
Assurance
  • Auditing of sustainability statements

Regulations Overview

Over the past couple of years, the EU has issued several key regulations related to ESG. Among these is the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which addresses topics such as double materiality, greenhouse gas emissions, and the value chain. Additionally, the EU has introduced the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and the EU Taxonomy Regulation, further shaping sustainable finance and corporate responsibility.

ESG Insights

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Green Aviation: How ESG is Transforming the Future of Air Travel 

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors are rapidly reshaping the aviation industry, driving significant changes…
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ESG Integration in Gaming: Navigating Environmental, Social and Governance Challenges and Opportunities

As corporate responsibility continues to evolve, the integration of ESG principles into business operations has…
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EFRAG Launches Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Framework for SMEs

At the request of the European Commission, on 17th December 2024, EFRAG delivered a Voluntary…

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Mark Wirth

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