What is ESG Reporting?


ESG reporting is the process of disclosing information on an organisation’s impact in three areas: environmental, social, and governance. It provides quantifiable data on how the organisation manages its environmental practices, treats employees, and maintains ethical business operations. 

This reporting helps investors and stakeholders evaluate the company’s sustainability and commitment to social responsibility and efforts through its goals, practices, and performance.

What is the role of ESG reporting?

ESG reporting demonstrates a company’s achievements concerning its corporate environmental, social, and governance responsibilities as a business organisation. This is crucial in enhancing the level of confidence with its stakeholders. The more regulations tighten and investors focus on sustainability, the more systemic and relevant these disclosures are for the company’s well-being. Here are three reasons ESG reporting matters:

ESG Reporting Standards and Frameworks

The reporting standards on ESG are guidelines that allow organisations to effectively and accurately report their sustainability initiatives. Key ESG reporting standards include:

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