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Discover how IKEA Thailand used geospatial intelligence to reveal THB 1.8B in untapped potential and refine its marketing strategy for maximum impact....
Once considered a back-office concern, the supply chain is now a focal point for environmental, social, and regulatory scrutiny. For organisations committed to sustainable supply chain practices, traditional risk assessments are no longer sufficient. A more comprehensive evaluative framework is required......
We're exploring the key sustainability metrics organisations should integrate into their double materiality assessments, the importance of high-quality data, and how to ensure reporting is both compliant and strategically valuable....
On March 18 2025, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) released the draft of its updated Corporate Net-Zero Standard, introducing significant changes....
Irrespective of volatile political changes, businesses that proactively implement ESG plans will strengthen their resilience, enhance their reputation, and secure long-term financial success....
On February 26, 2025, the European Commission unveiled the Omnibus package, a series of proposals aimed at simplifying EU ESG regulations to enhance business competitiveness. A significant aspect of this package involves modifications to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), which have substantial implications for businesses across Europe....
Accurate carbon emissions reporting begins with comprehensive data collection. Businesses must gather information on fuel and electricity consumption, business travel, supply chain activities, industrial emissions, and waste management. Utilising advanced data tracking methodologies helps ensure precision in reporting....
The process of conducting an EIA involves multiple stages, including screening, scoping, impact assessment, mitigation, and monitoring. By following this structured approach, businesses can minimise their environmental footprint, mitigate risks, and enhance their reputation as responsible corporate citizens....
An ESRS gap analysis is a systematic method of evaluating a company’s current ESG reporting practices against the requirements outlined in the European Sustainability Reporting Standards. These standards, developed as part of the CSRD, establish a robust framework for disclosing sustainability-related information to enhance transparency and accountability....
