Navigating Sustainability in the Digital Age
As the world tackles issues such as climate change, social inequality, and corporate governance, organizations are in search of metrics to measure environmental and ethical operational impacts. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), coined in 2005, has emerged as a comprehensive framework to disclose information about a company’s performance to stakeholders on business objectives and operations, including environmental impact, social issues, and corporate governance. This whitepaper provides a summary and overview of this market and burgeoning practice as sustainability standards increase.
