Sustainability reporting is gaining more attention and more importance. It is also becoming increasingly regulated in some jurisdictions. To complicate matters further, the nature of reporting on sustainability requirements changes depending on the audience – regulators, stakeholders and internal managers – all need different information at differing frequencies to fulfil their sustainability roles effectively.
Many of these environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) reporting and sustainability functions and roles lack a coherent and technology-driven service delivery model. This results in lost efficiencies, increased risks, and missed opportunities to accelerate compliance with reporting requirements such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and demonstrate strategic value.
Powered Sustainability enhances the success rate of technology-based improvements to address challenges such as:
- Navigating the complexities of ESG reporting, including regulations (both future-mandated and voluntary), rating agencies, and investor expectations;
- Implementing the double materiality model mandated by CSRD and identifying material factors for the business;
- Defining the roles corporations play in reporting and leveraging it for financial and non-financial gains; and
- Managing and utilizing environmental data for reporting and understanding its business-improvement potential.