ESG the abbreviation of Environment, social and governance is a framework to assess an organizational

impact on environment and social and governance. ESG is essential for companies, investors,

stakeholders. It constitutes of climate change, carbon emissions, defosretration, biodiversity, waste

management, pollution for Environment. Social stands for people, culture and community, human

rights, diversity, inclusivity, and supply chains. Governance stands for board management,

compensation, planning, and shareholder rights.

It is obvious that companies influence the ecosystem globally. The concern into ESG is increased by

investors and investment strategies. The below is additional explanation. These are means broad and

deep expertise is required in each filed.

 

Environment:

Carbon emissions footprint

Pollution&waste

Environment opportunities such as clean tech, green building, water and marine resources, biodiversity

and ecosystem

Resource use and circular economy

 

Social:

Human capital such as labor management, health&safety

Community relations such as stakeholders

Social opportunities such as communication and finance

 

Governance:

Corporate governance such as compensation, board structure

Business Ethics

Business strategy, process and performance

Corporate policy and corporate culture

Management of risks, impacts and opportunities