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Taking your first steps with SBTi & setting Science-Based Targets
We’ve talked about the modern pressures companies are facing to report and act on environmental issues in our previous insight articles. With a global backdrop of increasing temperatures, droughts, wildfires and loss of diverse wildlife habitats, organisations today...
The impact of technology on ESG
We are living in an ever-evolving digital age. The rapid growth in the digital economy and its array of supporting technologies have created a number of new challenges for businesses, including (but not limited to): Adapting to new regulations Attracting investors New...
Employee wellbeing: why it matters and how ESG can improve it
How can you track wellbeing at work? Why is it important? And how can ESG contribute to a happier workforce? Happiness in the workplace We’re living in an unpredictable time where change has been forced upon most people in the workplace. Regardless of industry, many...
How can you work towards a net-zero future?
More and more businesses around the world are attempting to reduce their carbon footprint and reduce their environmental impact to work towards net-zero. But what exactly does that mean and what steps can be taken to help companies achieve this? What is net-zero?...
What Are Emission Factors And Why Are They Important?
Understanding how your business performs in a number of key areas is fundamental to creating a strategy that can help you make positive changes, both now and in the future. Being aware of ESG data, like how many emissions your organisation is responsible for, is...
How is CSR Related to Sustainability?
Sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are two terms that often get talked about as the same thing. While they are similar, they are not the same; they belong together but are very much their own individual entities. Both CSR and sustainability focus...
ESG and Modern Slavery: How to Monitor and Reduce Risks
Modern slavery falls under the ‘S’ in ESG and presents a huge risk to organisations and their supply chains. The International Labour organisation (ILO) estimates that there are over 40 million people globally experiencing modern slavery, with 75% of these people...
What’s the ‘E’ in ESG and How Can You Track It?
ESG (environment, social, governance) are factors for organisations to consider, measure and report on to track performance and provide internal and external shareholders with better visibility. In this article we’ll be diving deeper into the ‘E’ of ‘ESG’ to...
ESG Frameworks: What Are They and Why Do They Matter?
ESG has historically been viewed as something for environmental and sustainability-focused businesses, however the advantages of ESG reporting span a much broader spectrum of metrics. From tracking good governance and reporting on things like business procedures and...
Materiality Assessment – The Starting Point of a Sustainable Business
Starting your sustainability journey In recent years, the importance of having a strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy has become more and more important for companies keen to make the most of their business opportunities. ESG can be linked...
Is ESG The Same As Sustainability?
The word sustainability and ESG are often used interchangeably and are interlinked – so much so that there is sometimes confusion around where one ends and the other begins. The truth is sustainability is a factor across all three pillars of ESG (not just...
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Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Tracking & Metrics – A Better Way Forward
