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When it comes to sustainability reporting, a thorough and well-composed public disclosure provides investors and stakeholders with a clear understanding of a company's approach, goals and performance on the variety of environmental, social and governance topics that are most material to their business.
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With over 10 years of experience in sustainability reporting and disclosure, we have developed a streamlined, fit-for-purpose process to support our clients. We view corporate sustainability reporting as a journey and are experienced at crafting expert solutions specifically tailored to your reporting needs at every stage of the process. Through strategic navigation of the variety of raters, rankers and reporting frameworks that exist today, our process helps to ensure that companies are providing a solid and compelling message to both internal and external stakeholders.
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The 7 Steps of Conducting a Materiality Survey
Even well-intentioned businesses can benefit from deeper insight into what matters most to their stakeholders. While ESG priorities are often informed by internal expertise, direct stakeholder input helps ensure those priorities are grounded in real-world perspectives.
Incorporating surveys into a double materiality assessment (DMA) is an effective way to gather this input at scale. Surveys enable companies to systematically capture stakeholder views on both financial impacts and broader societal and environmental effects, helping to validate assumptions, identify gaps, and focus on the issues most relevant to decision-making and long-term value creation.
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Unpacking the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Its Implications for US-Based Companies
Since its’ proposal by the European Commission in 2021, the CSRD has marked a significant shift in the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) regulatory landscape. This groundbreaking directive will take a historically voluntary corporate initiative and make it into regulatory requirement for more than 50,000 companies. According to Sustainable Brands, that is expected to include an estimated 3,000 US companies.
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Dive into Success: Mastering Your CDP Water Questionnaire Scores with These Expert Tips
In 2022, CDP had 23,592 companies disclose through the climate change, forests, and water security questionnaires. However, only 3,908 (17%) companies submitted a water security questionnaire. Whether business operations are located within a watershed that has sufficient supply to meet demand or not, it is integral for companies to submit the Water Security questionnaire.
Here are five key areas to think about to improve your score or begin responding to the CDP Water Security questionnaire.