ESG Assessment
MESSAGE, towards the future
What is ESG?
ESG, which stands for Environment, Social, Governance, is a set of criteria used to evaluate a company's sustainability and environmental, social, and governance impact, both in the short and long term.
Investors, stakeholders, and organizations use it to decide where to allocate their funds and promote sustainability. In fact, companies with strong ESG performance are often perceived as more sustainable and resilient in the long term.
An ESG assessment is an evaluation that provides a snapshot of a company's current situation, projecting realistic micro and macro improvement objectives.
Focuses on how an organization contributes to environmental protection and management, considering its impact across multiple fronts.
Concerns how an organization interacts with the communities it operates in or engages with. It includes topics such as diversity, working conditions, and human rights.
Examines corporate management structure, transparency, ethics, board composition, risk management, and corporate accountability.
Why request an ESG assessment?
An ESG assessment allows your company to demonstrate concrete commitment to environmental and social sustainability. This not only improves your brand's reputation but also builds a solid foundation of trust among clients, partners, and investors, key elements for long-term success.
Investors and consumers are increasingly favoring companies that meet high environmental, social, and governance standards. A thorough ESG assessment helps position your company as a sustainability leader, making it more attractive to conscious investors and clients.
Integrating ESG practices into your corporate strategy sets you apart from competitors. Companies adopting sustainable solutions gain a clear competitive edge, attracting positive attention and retaining clients who value responsible approaches.
Regulatory obligations of the new EU CSRD
Did you know ESG is a tool to comply with regulatory requirements under the new EU CSRD?
The CSRD is the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, replacing the previous NFRD. Its goal is to expand the number of companies required to report, define stricter requirements, and provide more comparable, reliable, and relevant information about corporate sustainability performance.
The number of companies subject to CSRD obligations reaches 50.000 in Italy (compared to at about 11.000 under the NFRD). Large companies, listed SMEs, and non-EU companies operating in the EU must prepare to meet the new reporting requirements.
There are two critical deadlines to consider: for some large companies, we are talking about January 2025; for listed SMEs, however, it is January 2026. Non-European companies operating in the EU will reach their deadline in January 2028.
MESSAGE, with Ambire SB
Ambire SB has developed a proprietary analysis tool that quickly extracts essential data to assess a company's sustainability positioning, providing not only a rating but also a focused roadmap for ESG improvement.
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