ESG – Environmental, Social & Governance (Sustainability).
ESG is a framework for evaluating a company’s sustainability and ethical impact, looking at environmental, social, and governance factors. It helps measure business risks and opportunities related to these issues, and its strong performance can enhance a company’s reputation and stakeholder relationships. Essentially, ESG goes beyond profit to consider a company’s broader societal impact.
The 3 pillars of ESG.
- Environment: Protecting nature for future generations (e.g., emissions, resource management, climate resilience).
- Social: Promoting community well-being and equity (e.g., employee treatment, human rights, public health).
- Governance: Ethical leadership practices (e.g., integrity, shareholder rights, transparency).
Companies strong in all areas are more likely to thrive for the long term.
Environment.
Consider the following for good ESG compliance.
- Waste & pollution
- Waste depletion
- Green House gas emission
- Deforestation
- Climate change
- Ozone depletion
- Renewable Energy
Social.
Consider the following for good ESG compliance.
- Employee relations diversity
- Working Conditions
- Impact on Local Communities
- Health & Safety
- Conflict
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Human Rights
Governance.
Consider the following for good ESG compliance.
- Tax Strategy
- Executive remuneration
- Donations & Political Lobbying
- Corruption & Bribery
- Board diversity & Structure
- Pay for performance
- Shareholder rights
ESG Reporting.
ESG reporting involves disclosing information about a company’s operations and risks in three areas: environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and corporate governance. Investors can use ESG reports to identify which companies to invest in with less financial risk because of their environmental impact, social standards, or governance structure.
ESG reports help investors avoid companies that may be impacted by stricter ESG metrics in the future or other risks related to ESG data included in their reports. This is called ESG investing and it’s driving companies to adjust their corporate ESG strategies to focus on providing more information and transparency in their ESG disclosures.
Enablement of ESG
benefits through Satori.
Satori serves as a comprehensive solution that not only optimises 3D space management but also addresses key aspects of ESG initiatives.
It promotes sustainability, efficiency, and responsibility across environmental, social, and governance dimensions, making it a valuable asset for organisations committed to holistic and responsible business practices.