ESG stand for (Environmental, social and Governance) is a strategic and operational framework that aims to assist organizations of any type and any size to implement and report on their activities, products, services and commitment to support the achievement of sustainable development, social justice and good governance. Adopting ESG brings a clearer focus on an organization impact on the environment and society, including contribution to the delivery of the united nation (UN) sustainable development Goals as well as evaluating the impact of the society and environment on the organization

ESG involves accurate and regular reporting

Accurate and regular reporting of financial and non-financial material impacts, but ESG is not just about reporting. The focus of this document is deliberately on the implementing and embedding of ESG practices and values throughout an organization’s culture and activities.

• Environmental (E): climate change mitigation and adaptation, sustainable resource use and energy efficiencies, circular economy, prevention of pollution and waste management, protection of the environment, biodiversity and restoration of natural habitats.
• Social (S): internal and external social factors and impacts, including human rights, labour practice, decent work, consumer issues, community relations and engagement (including involvement in, influencing and embedding the organization’s ESG activities), privacy and data protection, health, well-being and safety, supply chain management, other human capital and social justice issues.
• Governance (G) of the organization, including the governing of the environmental (E) and social (S) categories: corporate board composition and structure, strategic sustainability oversight and compliance, executive compensation, anti-corruption, responsible political involvement, fair competition, promoting social responsibility in the value chain, respect for property rights and interrelationship with communities and society.

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Why is ESG important?

ESG matters because it helps businesses stay ahead of risks, strengthen social responsibility, and build a foundation for long-term success. It’s not just about compliance, it’s about meeting stakeholder expectations, staying in line with evolving regulations, and securing better access to capital.

By integrating ESG principles, companies can reduce risks, cut costs, attract investors, and enhance their reputation. More than that, ESG aligns with shifting consumer values and societal trends, ensuring businesses operate responsibly while contributing to a more sustainable future.

Main elements in the ESG Report / Key Elements of the ESG Report

• Statement of commitment 
  • The report should begin with an introductory letter or statement from the CEO or a member of the executive committee
• Company Overview
  • Provide an overview of organization such as vision, mission and value, scope of the report and key data
• Materiality analysis
  • A materiality analysis identifies the most relevant ESG topics for your company and stakeholders such as analysis result and methodology used
• Environmental Performance
  • Environmental indicators are essential for measuring and reporting the company’s impact on the environment Include:
    • Carbon emissions
    • Energy consumption
    • Water management
    • Waste management
    • Biodiversity Relevant standard
• Social Performance
  • The social component evaluates how the company interacts with employees, communities, and other stakeholders. Be sure to include:
    • Diversity and inclusion
    • Labor conditions
    • Human Right
    • Elemen Standart
• Objective key performance indicator
• Regulatory framework and standart used
  • • GRI (Global Reporting Initiative)
    • SASB(sustainability Accounting standart Board)
    • CSRD (Corporate sustainability reporting directive)

Benefit For ESG Investing

• Improve Risk Management
  • ESG in risk inventory reporting, and for good reason. From environmental regulations to shifting consumer demands, companies that prioritize ESG are better equipped to manage whatever comes their way
• Enhanced Portfolio Performance
  • Organizations that implement ESG not only demonstrate a priority towards environmental, social, and governance issues but also exhibit strong management and financial resilience
  • Strong ESG proposition correlates with higher equity returns as well as a reduction in downside risk.
• Making a positive impact to the environment
  • Prioritizing ESG can also majorly influence businesses to undertake initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint by increasing energy efficiency and sourcing renewable energy. This can lead to significant emissions reductions at the corporate level
• Greater innovation and adaptability
  • The implementation triggers the development of sustainable products. Companies that want to remain profitable and gain a positive image must respond by innovating and launching eco-friendly options that benefit the environment and keep the business competitive
  • ESG investing also promotes more efficient use of resources. This can lead to innovations that help companies reduce waste, save energy, lower costs, and remain competitive in the market.
• Strengthened regulatory compliance
  • This document investing helps businesses prepare for regulatory changes and avoid potential penalties. By focusing on environmental practices, treating employees well, and having solid leadership, companies can avoid getting caught off guard by new regulations or slapped with fines.
• Contribution to global sustainability goals (SDGs)
  • The contribution of an ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) report to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is significant, as both frameworks aim to promote sustainable and responsible practices. ESG reports provide a structured way for organizations to disclose their performance in areas that align with the SDGs, thereby contributing to global sustainability efforts. Below is a breakdown of how ESG reporting contributes to the SDGs

How CBQA Global Can Help

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