ESG: Environmental, Social, and Governance

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards are a set of effective operational requirements. These parameters are used mostly by socially concerned investors. This is to analyze possible investments and their outcomes.

20 min.

ESG framework helps in evaluating the impact of a company’s sustainability and ethical policies. Organizational sustainability may take many forms, ranging from developing sustainable internal processes to producing favourable long-term results for workers, stakeholders, and shareholders.

22 min.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) is an acronym for Environmental, Social, and Governance. When used in the perspective of investment, it refers to how well a firm performs in terms of environmental, social, and governance issues. 

16 min.

The total greenhouse gases generated directly and indirectly by a firm or organisation’s operations are quantified in a corporate or organisational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions assessment. 

15 min.

Many companies are beginning to consider managing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for various reasons, including reducing their environmental impact, preparing for regulation and evolving disclosure requirements, increasing energy efficiency, and/or establishing a reputation as an environmental leader.

23 min.

Climate change is a major worry due to the severity of the potential consequences and the uncertainty associated with climate change estimates. There has been an upsurge in concern in recent years about how we can anticipate, assess, and control the threats linked with climate change. 

20 min.

Climate finance refers to local, national, or international money derived from public, private, and alternative sources of funding to support climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts.

20 min.