In my recent project, I undertook a comprehensive exploration of the concept of Dual Materiality in sustainability reporting within the context of a specific company. Dual Materiality represents a critical shift in sustainability reporting, emphasizing the interconnectedness of financial and non-financial aspects of a company's operations and their impact on various stakeholders.

As part of the ongoing initiative to assess and enhance a company's sustainability efforts, I recently conducted a comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) analysis. Below, I summarise key insights and findings across the three ESG dimensions, highlighting the company's performance in comparison to industry benchmarks. For confidentiality, the name of the company has been changed to "EcoTech Ltd," and some specific values have been adjusted.

I led an Environmental Disclosures project as a consultant for a company, tailoring flexible disclosures to communicate environmental impact, aligning with their commitment to sustainability and transparency.

FAO's stepwise approach to monitoring the sustainable bioeconomy

The ICAS Sustainability Committee has developed a template Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report

Our research explores the impact of sustainability ratings on company financial performance, focusing on ESG factors and investor confidence.

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