New regulations—along with customer and shareholder demands—are calling for new levels of business accountability on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics and practices.
Many companies are required to disclose or will be required to disclose in the near future, under the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD):
Publicly Listed Companies
Are often mandated to report ESG data
Non-Profit and Governmental Org.
Disclosing to enhance transparency and maintain stakeholder
Large Private Companies
Enterprises with over 500 employees or more than €500 million in annual turnover
SMEs and
Startups
Increasingly recognising the benefits of voluntarily disclosing ESG data
A materiality assessment identifies and prioritises key ESG topics for a business and its stakeholders. Our software streamlines this often time-consuming process, making materiality analysis easier and more efficient.
We help organisations navigate complex reporting, aligning with stakeholder expectations for strategic, future-focused communication. Our reports cover company profile, stakeholder messages, material topics, governance and much more.
What is ESG reporting?
ESG reporting spans the full lifecycle of collecting, analysing, disclosing, and taking action on environmental, social, and governance data.
Environmental
Includes data such as greenhouse gas emissions, pollution, water, and land use.
Social
Social data such as workforce diversity and worker conditions is taken into account.
Governance
Governance data includes information on business conduct and ethical practices.
