Sustainability Reporting
Showcase performance, balance disclosure of risks and opportunities, and empower decision-making through sustainability reporting.
Showcase performance, balance disclosure of risks and opportunities, and empower decision-making through sustainability reporting.
In an era where corporate responsibility is non-negotiable, the need for sustainability reporting has become paramount for companies striving for long-term success. While sustainability reporting has increasingly become a regulatory requirement in several jurisdictions, including the Philippines (SEC guidelines), it is also a powerful tool for investors and analysts to gain insights on a company’s sustainability performance covering ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) aspects, to aid their analysis during valuation; and for other stakeholders to learn how the business copes with its sustainability challenges. Catering to these needs through sustainability reporting can be challenging.
At ECCI, we perceive this challenge as an opportunity for innovation and growth. Our approach to sustainability reporting goes beyond mere compliance; it’s about crafting a narrative that resonates with stakeholders and empowers decision-making.
Through a combination of industry knowledge, regional experience, sustainability expertise and technology, we offer a suite of tailored solutions designed to streamline the reporting process – from establishing a robust sustainability strategy to aligning with global reporting standards.
While there are several global standards and frameworks, what will suit your requirements? To answer this question, it is important that you know the concept of double materiality.
Double materiality suggests duality and addresses both financial and impact materiality.
Financial materiality outlines how Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues impact the financial performance and prospects of a company. It adopts an outside-in perspective.
On the other hand, impact materiality examines the potential impacts of a company’s activities on ESG aspects, adopting an inside-out perspective.
A double materiality approach integrates both financial and impact materiality, emphasizing the importance of balancing outside-in and inside-out perspectives.
Assess the organizational current state from a sustainability management perspective.
Identify and prioritize key sustainability issues that impact your business and stakeholders.
Map key stakeholders gain critical insights consistently.
Data consolidation with standardized templates and analysis for performance insights.
Craft a compelling sustainability narrative, compliant with reporting standards.
Design a visually appealing report to communicate key messages.
Develop a sustainability roadmap aligned with your organizational goals.
Improve credibility among investors and stakeholders by transparently disclosing sustainability performance.
Demonstrate organizational commitment to long-term value creation by transparently showcasing ESG efforts.
Emphasize your organization’s market leadership by showcasing its proactive environmental and social responsibility approach.
Foster business resilience by identifying and addressing ESG risks ensuring adaptability and continuity.
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