ESG criteria, regulation and investment in all industries are constantly evolving to ensure a more sustainable future for all. As part of this, companies need to actively align their goals, strategies and practices to improve the environment, promote society and create long-term value. Stakeholders, including investors, employees, customers, suppliers and regulators, are increasingly interested in companies' approach to ESG and their performance.
Developing an ESG strategy that meets the needs of the organisation and its stakeholders, integrating it into the corporate strategy, defining processes and data collection, defining reporting frameworks.
Identify relevant regulations, assess existing regulations, assess data flows, identify system elements, assess stakeholder needs and priorities in the ESG area
Preparation of regulations, process descriptions, related process organisation proposals and techniques
Planning and management of the timing of data collection and project management tasks to meet the deadlines of the regulations, validation of results
Monitoring and tracking the implementation of ESG strategy, data analysis, analysis of identified ESG compliance conditions in cooperation with specialists in the areas of environmental management, quality management, occupational safety and health, CSR, legal and business continuity
Customer audits, staff training, including top management, customer support in preparing for regulatory audits, handling non-compliances, assisting in reporting and disclosing ESG risk exposure information to the authority
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Wooding Invest Kft is pleased to announce that it has further developed its ESG (environmental, social and governance) consulting services from 2024 onwards. Our mission has always been to help businesses achieve their goals while contributing to a sustainable and ethical future, we are now taking this commitment to the next level, which is also...
