ESG Sustainability
The company that wants to innovate today cannot do so if it does not integrate the logic of sustainability into it. There is no innovation that is not sustainable from an environmental and social point of view.
Our approach on this line is purely corporate and market. We help the company that wants to introduce environmental and ethical values to do so strategically: each sustainability measurement objective, introduction of elements with a better environmental impact, are not one-off but are deeply inserted into the company strategy, into the corporate culture , that the entire business model is involved, to therefore avoid the risk of greenwhashing.
Our method
1. Corporate sustainability is measured through indicators
It is important to be aware of how sustainable your company is. The indicators must be interpreted. They have the important communication and planning function for the company.
2. Performance measurement through the Sustainability Report
Through the sustainability report, the company accounts for the choices, activities, results and use of resources in a given period in order to allow citizens and stakeholders to formulate their own judgment on how the company operates in terms of responsibility ESG.
3. Performance measurement through the ESG Rating
ESG and responsible investing (IR) are one of the main trends in the financial industry
More and more investors, banks and public bodies are asking for more sustainable choices.
The ESG rating is complementary to the traditional one (which takes into consideration only the economic-financial variables). It is used in the economic/financial field to indicate all those activities linked to responsible investment (IR) that pursue the typical objectives of financial management taking into consideration environmental, social and governance aspects.
4. Impact measurement: LCA analysis, carbon/water footprint, ISO/EMAS certifications.
Working on the sustainability of the company also means measuring the environmental impact, to understand and measure the value created. The LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) measurement is one of the most useful methods because it identifies the strategic levers to work on from an environmental perspective. Analyzes the product, from an environmental point of view, throughout its life cycle.
5. Define your business model based on the Circular Economy
The company that embraces the principles of EC aims to design to regenerate value. It aims to extend the life of products through strategies such as: sustainable supplies, recovery, reuse and recycling of resources, products designed to last a long time, moving from selling the product to selling its use, sharing economy.
6. The Sustainability Strategy - Innovability
Sustainability is also a strategy, it is therefore a choice that concerns investments, timing and people.
The company that wants to innovate today cannot do so if it does not integrate the logic of sustainability into it.
There is no innovation that is not sustainable from an environmental and social point of view.
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