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by Jen Causton and Sarah Libralato
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The list of people and things required to produce a sustainability or ESG report is certainly this. Creating such a list can be a real headache – it’s not easy to pull together various pieces of information around your ESG philosophies, processes and governance. Then there’s the data to consider – in additional to multiple sources of internal data, are you also working with external providers? We’ve drawn on our many years of experience of working on ESG reports to help simplify what can be an overwhelming process.
Furthermore, a concise yet comprehensive account of your company’s ESG journey can be an invaluable document to use internally – a one-stop shop for RFP queries or identifying gaps or inconsistencies in policies or procedures, for example.
We’ve put together a few things we think you need to know.
Do you have a sustainability story? Identify your key ESG objectives and weave this narrative throughout the report to engage and inspire the reader.
To assist with a smooth sign-off process, start engaging with relevant internal teams as soon as possible – especially if this is a new report for your company.
Ready for more? Tune in next week to find out how to create your ESG report.