ESG in a few words
Environmental, Social and Governance refers to a set of criteria used to evaluate a company’s impact and sustainability practices. Environmental criteria assess a company’s efforts to reduce its environmental footprint. Social criteria evaluate its treatment of employees, communities, and broader societal impacts. Governance criteria examine the company’s leadership, ethics, and internal controls. ESG has become increasingly important for investors and stakeholders as they seek to align their investments with their values and sustainability goals.
Importance of ESG
It's here to stay
Implementing ESG practices helps SMEs manage risks, improve their reputational strength, and increase their appeal to investors and customers who value sustainability and ethical operations.
SMEs can begin by assessing their impact on environmental, social, and governance factors, setting measurable goals, and openly communicating their progress and practices to stakeholders.
Strong governance ensures accountability and transparency, leading to better decision-making, enhanced trust among stakeholders, and potentially greater financial stability and growth.
What We Offer
We specialise in ESG reporting and recommendations for small and medium-sized companies