ESG reporting software allows your to enhance your sustainability practices, so you can:
Publicly listed companies
(depending on location and local regulation of the stock exchange).
Companies preparing to be listed on a stock exchange that mandates ESG reporting.
Companies which are part of a supply chain of a company which is mandated to report
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Global Reporting Initiative
A non-profit organisation that has developed a comprehensive sustainability framework for companies to report on their activities. The reporting covers a company’s impact on society, the environment and the economy and aims to ensure transparency and accountability.
Carbon Disclosure Project
A global system for investors, companies, cities, states, and regions to disclose their environmental impact. Companies receive a carbon disclosure rating after reporting so investors and stakeholders can understand the sustainability practices of the company.
International Financial Reporting Standards
Effective from 1st January 2024, IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 are standards to guide companies when reporting on sustainability and climate related risks and opportunities that they face. The IFRS is established and monitored by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB).
Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures
Provides transparent, high-quality financial disclosures for companies to follow when reporting on climate-related risk exposures. This information is relevant for investors, lenders and stakeholders.
*TCFD has now been disbanded with monitoring taken over by the IFRS
ESG reports are issued by companies looking to disclose their sustainability practices. The published report showcases a company’s initiatives, progress and strategy in regards to the environment, social and governance activities. Reports can be generated using third party software, such as Zuno Carbon.
Often certified independent auditors will be engaged to review and audit a company’s ESG report to ensure accuracy and transparency in the reporting data. The results will then be viewed by different groups, such as:
Regulatory bodies - to ensure that companies are meeting reporting standards and regulations.
Holding companies - who require their subsidiaries to produce ESG reports.
Investors - to understand opportunities and risks in relation to a company’s environmental, social and governance practices.
Customers - who are looking to make sustainable buying choices.
ISO27001 certified, ensuring data safety and security
Guidance by our team of sustainability experts
Platform integration for real-time data updates
AI-assisted workflows to reduce manual processing
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