Introduction
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. An ESG report is a transparent and public way to showcase a company's efforts and achievements in sustainable development.
The purpose of an ESG report is to disclose the current state and sustainability-related information of a company, illustrating its commitment to sustainable transformation. It explains how the company aims to achieve its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as carbon neutrality, effective governance, and diversity and inclusion.
Purpose and Benefits
1. Initiate by the Sustainability Task Force: Start by inventorying the company’s
resources and core competencies to understand sustainability goals and
scope, evaluating suitable sustainable strategies for the company.
2. Build Awareness and Consensus: Establish awareness, consensus, and future
timelines for sustainability among all employees.
3. Enhance Corporate Sustainability: Improve actions toward sustainability,
promoting sustainable management within the company.
4. Foster Trust through Transparency: By proactively disclosing information, the
company can build trust with the public, enhancing corporate image and brand value.
5. Attract Investment: Writing a sustainability report can demonstrate the company’s
performance and commitment in the ESG field to investors, increasing the
company’s attractiveness and drawing more capital investment.
ESG report guidance process
