ESG, or Environment, Social and Governance, is an acronym that summarizes three key areas of corporate sustainability. These criteria assess a company’s performance in terms of environmental impact, social responsibility and corporate governance.
- Environmental: This dimension assesses how a company manages its natural
resources, reduces its carbon footprint, and engages in sustainable practices to preserve the ecosystem. - Social: The social aspect looks at employee relations, diversity and inclusion practices, responsibility towards local communities, and respect for human rights.
- Governance: Corporate governance concerns corporate structure, transparency, ethics, and the accountability of management bodies to shareholders.
A sound ESG approach is essential for companies concerned about their impact on society and the environment, as well as for investors. Please take a look at ourTexte site web anglais 9 introductory presentation on ESG criteria to understand the benefits of ESG from a corporate and investor point of view, and much more. Download our slides here. (voir pièce jointe annexe)
