ESG risks and certification

Certification is a tool that allows companies to concretely demonstrate their commitment to minimizing their environmental impact, to respect and promote social rights and to operate according to criteria of transparency, responsibility and good governance towards their stakeholders: investors, customers, employees and local communities.

The steps:

analysis that allows the company to identify the strengths and areas for improvement by defining a targeted action plan. implementation of the actions envisaged by the plan continuous monitoring of the results verification (AUDIT) by an independent third party through which the company can obtain a valid and internationally recognized ESG certificationContinuous commitment

Competitive advantages

Reputation: A serious commitment to ESG can help build a positive reputation and earn the trust of these stakeholders

Financial performance: Numerous research shows that companies with strong ESG management tend to have better financial performance in the long term.

Improved risk management: Integrating ESG criteria into business decisions allows companies to understand and manage risks associated with environmental and social issues while reducing the likelihood of crises, legal liability and negative impacts on corporate image.

Transition risk:

integrating ESG into the core business helps mitigate transition risks and identify opportunities in the context of global changes.