ESG stands for Environmental, Socialand Governance, which in English translates to: Environmental, Social and Governance factors.
The concept of ESG originates from the financial industry and categorises sustainability aspects as complementary to financial aspects. Here it is used to measure how sustainable a company is. One aim of ESG is to help investors find sustainable companies to invest in.
Today, other industries also include ESG in their decision-making processes, strategies, business ideas, investments.
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Here we ask three questions about sustainability and what their priorities are right now to different sustainability managers.
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We talk to sustainability managers about sustainability challenges, opportunities, risks and more.
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Here we briefly review what Scopes 1, 2 and 3 mean in the context of sustainability.
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Here we briefly review what the CSDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive) is.
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Here we briefly explain what a sustainability policy is and what it is for.
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There are a lot of different abbreviations in the field of sustainability.
Here we list and explain some of them.
