Metrics we use
Evaluating a company’s ESG performance is a comprehensive process that involves a diverse array of metrics spanning the three crucial ESG pillars: Environmental, Social, and Governance. The specific metrics we employ can differ significantly based on several factors that uniquely affect your business. These include your business’s geographical location, which influences local environmental regulations and social responsibilities. The industry you operate in also plays a critical role, as different sectors face distinct challenges and opportunities in sustainability. Additionally, your company’s size is a factor, as larger organizations may have more resources to implement certain initiatives but also face more complex governance issues.
Understanding these nuances allows us to tailor our assessment to accurately reflect your company’s true ESG performance. We consider these and other factors, such as your supply chain complexity, workforce diversity, and public engagement practices. This approach ensures that our evaluation is both thorough and relevant, providing you with meaningful insights that can help guide your strategies and improve your overall impact on society and the environment.
Environmental Metrics
Social Metrics
ESG metrics are crucial because they provide the backbone for understanding and improving your company’s impact on the world. We know that one-size-fits-all doesn’t work when it comes to measuring such diverse and complex areas. That’s why we customise our approach for each company, considering specific factors like location and industry. This tailored method helps us choose the right metrics and their importance for your unique situation. With this personalised set of metrics, our specialised algorithms can deliver an accurate ESG rating and pinpoint key areas where your business can become even better.
In the world of ESG, numbers speak volumes. Quantitative metrics provide concrete data points that allow you to measure your company’s environmental, social, and governance performance in tangible terms. These metrics often include figures like carbon emissions, diversity ratios, and board diversity percentages. By tracking these quantitative measures, businesses gain insights into their progress over time and can set measurable goals for improvement. At our firm, we help small and medium-sized businesses navigate the vast landscape of quantitative metrics, ensuring that they have the tools to effectively measure and enhance their ESG performance.
Beyond the numbers, qualitative metrics offer a deeper understanding of your company’s impact on the world. These metrics delve into the qualitative aspects of ESG, such as corporate culture, community engagement, and ethical leadership. While not easily quantifiable, qualitative metrics provide valuable insights into the softer, more intangible aspects of sustainability and social responsibility. Our tailored approach considers qualitative metrics alongside quantitative data, ensuring that small and medium-sized businesses have a holistic view of their ESG performance. By focusing on both quantitative and qualitative metrics, companies can cultivate a more comprehensive understanding of their impact and drive meaningful change in their communities and beyond.
What We Offer
We specialise in ESG reporting and recommendations for small and medium-sized companies