Companies that integrate sustainability principles attract top talent, drive innovation, enhance their brand, minimize costs and future-proof operations—all while benefiting investors, society, environment and provide companies with “license to operate”.
ESG stands for “Environmental, Social, and Governance.” and can be considered a subset of sustainability, which is defined by the UN as ‘meeting the needs of present generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs’.
It refers to a set of practices—such as policies, procedures, and metrics—that organizations use to minimize negative impacts or enhance positive contributions to the environment, society, and profit. In recent years, ESG has become a key factor in investment decisions, pushing businesses to embed sustainability into their operations.
As the business landscape evolves, leading companies recognize that addressing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues is essential for long-term success. Yet, many struggle with ESG implementation and reporting. We believe sustainability is a continuous journey with unique challenges and opportunities, requiring tailored strategies rather than one-size-fits-all solutions.
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Awareness, Training and Goal Setting


Identify values and relevance of ESG to the business

Establish a common language and understanding to communicate a company’s approach to ESG

Set overall goal—clear, measurable outcomes that define what success means to the organization

Set up an ESG task force within the organization
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Stakeholder Mapping & Engagement


Transparent & equal information

Effective management: Key stakeholders in order to map their needs, concerns, worries, and interests

Communicate to each stakeholder the appropriate information which addresses their need(s)
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Materiality Assessment


Categorize

Engage stakeholders

Assess and prioritize

Validate & report to the Board for approval
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Sustainability Assessment


Conduct gap analysis by establishing current state & targets

Introduce data analysis mechanism

Use one or more international guidelines (GRI, ESRS etc.) to report & track changes over time
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Sustainability Goals & Strategy


Create an action plan

Use scorecards & metrics in order to successfully integrate ESG criteria
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Sustainability Reporting


Create a Sustainability Report

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Cost Mapping
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Tailor-made solution
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Negotiation strategy
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Market intelligence
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Benchmarking Data
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Extensive analyst network
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Proven methodology