ESG Reporting Frameworks
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ESG Impact (ESGI) provides services to help businesses improve their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies with the goal of improving both financial and nonfinancial performance. This involves understanding business structure, motivation and strategy.
ESGI’s methodology for this report is based off the following five stage process
Materiality Assessment – Understand known trends, events, demands, or uncertainties that are reasonably likely to impact the business in the short, medium, and/or long term?
Disclosure Analysis & Benchmarking – Is the company currently collecting and reporting on information related to ESG risks? How can Disclosures be made more useful? How does the company communicate its business strategy?
Performance Evaluation & Benchmarking – How does the company’s performance on ESG risks compare with industry peers?
Implementation Considerations – What should the company consider when embedding ESG topics and metrics into core business functions for internal management and external reporting? What are the systems, processes, and controls internally?
Disclosure Considerations – What are the appropriate channels for disclosing material ESG information?
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ESG Reporting Frameworks:
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Sustainable Accounting Standards Board (SASB)
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GRESB
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Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
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Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
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B Corporation (BCorp)