ESG REPORTS AND STRATEGIES
What is ESG?
ESG represents a set of standards that shape and guide business policies aligned with the concept of sustainable development. In line with the generally accepted green agenda, the success of business entities is increasingly viewed through the lens of environmental preservation and protection, social responsibility, and corporate governance.
Why is ESG important for your business?
ESG represents your business entity’s ID card, which shows business performance in relation to sustainable development criteria. Banks increasingly offer special conditions to companies that operate sustainably, and major EU buyers require ESG reports from their suppliers.
Explore ESG components
Environmental standards
Focus on energy efficiency, reduction of CO2 and other harmful emissions, as well as advanced waste management that directly affect the sustainability of your business.
Social aspects
Implementation of the highest standards in human rights protection, workplace safety, and personal data protection, which builds trust among employees and partners.
Corporate governance
A transparent management structure, clear ownership structure, and ethical business practices form the foundation for the long-term sustainability and success of your company.
Practical benefits of ESG reporting
ESG reporting opens doors to numerous business advantages. Companies that implement ESG standards gain access to more favorable loans with longer repayment terms, achieve priority status with EU partners, and have easier access to EU funds and subsidies. Additionally, ESG reporting significantly enhances a company’s market position and builds trust with clients, directly impacting long-term success and business sustainability.
