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Following the much publicised COP26 conference in 2021, sustainability performance and ESG data have become vitally important components of corporate reports and are of considerable significance to investors, customers, and rating agencies. To remain leaders in their industries, organisations must highlight their social and environmental performance and commitment to CSR principles. The market is already seeing large corporations pushing their ESG requirements down onto their smaller suppliers.

What is the ESG reporting framework?

ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. It’s the measurement for assessing the quantitative and qualitative aspects of a business’s environmental, social and governance risk.

When you consider the shifting attitudes towards social responsibility, both from customers and businesses, as well as the rise of ESG investment, it becomes clear why this topic is of significant importance. Most businesses now say ESG factors are an integral part of business or investments. It is also a key point that is considered when people are considering their next job opportunity.

Many businesses are searching for ways to remain sustainable and socially responsible, as these are positive points for businesses, governments, and customers. After all, what supports a Business more than knowing you’re doing it with a company that cares about its own impact on society.

With many companies looking to embrace ESG reporting, it’s important to understand how it works, what ESG compliance looks like, and what using our solution means to be available to them.

Why is ESG important?

For many years and certainly following the COVID 19 pandemic, ESG has lead to consumers and governments being forced to get to carbon net zero and being asked to pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by investing in a climate action plan.

Day-to-day operations in the context of environmental, social, and governance, need to consider the best options for there business to head towards the government’s pledges.

UK Government has yet to state its requirements for ESG reporting, but the more forward-thinking business leaders understand the need for it anyway. A strong ESG performance means higher revenues can be gained, less risk, and more resilience during tough, competitive periods.

ESG is also a focal point for suppliers & customers looking for trustworthy companies & partners to work with. Reporting progress in this field shows that businesses are transparent about internal processes and make an effort towards bettering performance, this information shows off how committed a business is at adhering to positive ESG guidelines.

Key Features and Benefits of an ESG Solution

Why a solution over Excel?

• The ability to Scenario Plan & Forecast
• Integrate data from multiple sources and make confident decisions from one data repository
• A single version of the truth
• Variety of reports that can be drilled down into
• Competitive Advantage