Corporate Governance Assessment

An examination of the management structure and decision-making processes in terms of compliance with corporate governance principles. The audit also includes an analysis of transparency, business ethics, and risk management policies. Understanding these elements enables companies to better manage risk and build sustainable, ethical business practices, which is crucial for long-term success.

Social analysis

Evaluation of social aspects, including working conditions, relationships with local communities, equality, and engagement in social projects. Focusing on these areas allows companies to build better relationships with employees and communities, which in turn increases loyalty and engagement, as well as strengthens the positive image of the company in society.

Environmental assessment

Analysis of the company's activities in terms of their impact on the natural environment, such as resource consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, waste management, and sustainable energy management practices. This process allows for the identification of areas where the company can reduce its carbon footprint, which translates into lower operating costs and better resource utilization. Additionally, external factors are analyzed.

Better management and planning

ESG auditing allows companies to better manage their activities in environmental, social, and governance areas, which translates into more conscious and strategic planning. A better understanding of these aspects also helps in anticipating future challenges and preparing for them.

Trust and reputation

Conducting regular ESG audits demonstrates the company's commitment to sustainable development, which builds trust among customers, partners, and investors. Increased transparency and accountability can contribute to improving the company's image in the market.

Optimization of processes and costs

Identifying areas for improvement allows companies to optimize processes, which can lead to reduced operational costs and increased efficiency. Implementing recommendations from the audit often results in better resource utilization and reduction of negative environmental impact.

ESG audit is a detailed analysis of sustainable development practices within an organization. The purpose of the audit is to identify strengths, areas for improvement, and compliance with applicable standards and regulations. It is a process that allows companies to better understand their impact on the environment, society, and corporate governance. Additionally, an analysis of external factors: environmental and social, which can represent both opportunities and risks, is conducted. By carrying out an ESG audit, organizations can implement necessary improvements, which not only increases their operational efficiency but also strengthens their position in the eyes of stakeholders and the market.

Elements of the ESG Audit include:

We offer ESG audits in both basic and extended versions: 

Basic ESG Audit

▪ Identification of impact areas

▪ Impact measurement (based on quantitive and qualitative data) 

▪ Impact assessment (negative, positive, or neutral in both short- and long-term perspectives) 

▪ Risk and opportunity analysis

▪ Reporting and future recommendations

Extended ESG Audit

▪ Identification of impact areas

▪ Impact measurement (based on quantitive and qualitative data) 

▪ Impact assessment (negative, positive, or neutral in both short- and long-term perspectives) 

▪ Risk and opportunity analysis

▪ Reporting and future recommendations

▪ In-depth analysis of the company's ESG credibility (regulatory compliance review)

▪ Detailed risk assessment in the context of investments, mergers, acquisitions, or business partnerships

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