Overview

ESG is a framework used by investors, companies, and stakeholders to evaluate the sustainability and societal impact of an organization. It focuses on responsible business practices and long-term value creation.

Environmental, Social & Governance Components

• Environmental Impact: Carbon footprint, energy use, waste management, and resource efficiency.
• Social Impact: Labour practices, human rights, diversity & inclusion, community engagement, and consumer protection.
• Governance: Ethical systems, board diversity, executive compensation, anti-corruption policies, and shareholder rights.

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards

GRI Standards cover a broad spectrum of sustainability issues faced by organizations and the global community. These standards help organizations report their ESG performance in a transparent and consistent manner.

GRI covers topics such as climate change, human rights, labour practices, supply chain management, and more.

ESG Reporting and GHG Verification

Using GRI Standards, organizations can assess their ESG performance, identify improvement areas, and communicate sustainability performance effectively to stakeholders.

This improves sustainability practices, enhances credibility, and drives positive environmental and social impact.