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1. Which industry does your company operate in?

ESG Insight 1: What brought along ESG?
ESG has emerged as society has become more aware of how businesses impact environmental, social and governance issues. This led to companies prioritising sustainability, ethics, and transparency, reflecting a broader societal demand for responsible corporate behaviour.

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2. How many employees does your company currently employ?

ESG Insight 2: The considerations of ESG factors when looking for employment.
The IBM Institute for Business Value surveyed over 16,000 people across 10 countries on sustainability. Results show employees prefer working for environmentally friendly companies, with 67% more willing to apply and 68% likely to accept jobs at such firms. 35% who changed jobs in the past year chose sustainable employers; 34% prioritised roles contributing to sustainability.
Source: IBM Survey: Employees More Likely to Accept Jobs from Sustainable Companies - ESG Today

3. What is your company's estimated annual turnover in euros?

ESG Insight 3: ESG Success Story – Patagonia.
Patagonia's commitment to sustainability is evidenced by its eco-friendly product materials, fair labour practices, and activism for environmental causes. Through initiatives like its "Worn Wear" program, which promotes clothing repair and reuse, Patagonia exemplifies how integrating ESG principles can drive success while advancing environmental and social goals.

4. What is the estimated total value of your company's balance sheet

ESG Insight 4: ESG Success Story – Apple.
Apple stands out as a success story in ESG, evident through its ambitious goal to achieve carbon neutrality across its entire supply chain by 2030 and its commitment to using 100% recycled or renewable materials in all of its products. Initiatives like the development of energy-efficient devices and the creation of the Apple Supplier Clean Energy Program showcase Apple's dedication to environmental sustainability while maintaining its position as a tech industry leader.

5. How familiar is your company with the concept of ESG?

ESG Insight 5: Introduction to ESG.
ESG split into environment, social, and governance pillars, assesses companies' performance comprehensively. Environment evaluates resource use and environmental impact. Social focuses on human rights, relationships, and societal impact. Governance examines decision-making and employee rights amongst others.

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6. Is your company ready to commit to ESG practices?

ESG Insight 6: Benefits of committing to ESG.
Committing to ESG principles not only enhances brand reputation and attracts socially conscious consumers but also drives long-term business growth and resilience by mitigating risks, fostering innovation, and building stronger stakeholder relationships.

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7. Has your company set specific ESG goals or targets you want to achieve?

ESG Insight 7: Targets related to ESG.
Organisations are setting several ambitious targets in relation to ESG, two examples are achieving net-zero emission across their operations and increasing the proportion of sustainability sourced materials used in products.

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8. Has your company implemented any specific ESG initiatives or programs?

ESG Insight 8: ESG-related initiatives.
There is currently a trend in the increase of ESG initiatives being implemented such as adopting renewable energy, improving corporate governance structures, and investing in employee well-being programs.

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9. Does your company measure scope 1, 2 and 3 Greenhouse Gas emissions?

ESG Insight 9: Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Scope 1 emissions are direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources that are owned or controlled by the company, such as emissions from company-owned vehicles.
Scope 2 emissions are indirect greenhouse gas emissions from the consumption of purchased electricity, heat, or steam generated offsite but used by the company.
Scope 3 emissions are indirect greenhouse gas emissions that occur throughout the company's value chain, including both upstream and downstream activities such as employee commuting.

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