Stakeholders - from supervisory authorities and investors to customers and the general public - are taking an increasingly critical look at the ESG indicators and disclosures of companies and organisations. They want credible, comprehensible and comparable data on the basis of which they can form an opinion and make decisions. In order to fulfil these expectations, more should be done than just complying with mandatory requirements.
Expectations of ESG reporting are also constantly changing, and the form in which the data is published is rarely standardised. The range of ESG metrics and disclosure requirements used is wide and varies by sector, company size, complexity and location.
The performance of companies is assessed against a variety of different indices, scores and benchmarks. How can you clearly communicate what you are doing in key ESG areas? What should your ESG disclosures include?
On this page you will find relevant information for companies.
