ESG steering and reporting

Are you capitalising on your reputation as a responsible corporate citizen ? To meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations and the scarcity of raw materials and production resources, businesses must adopt responsible processes that align with ESG criteria. This means prioritising sustainable, socially and ethically responsible processes that contribute to a supply chain that’s responsible in all respects ‒ including fostering diversity and inclusion to strengthen workforce resilience . It also means creating a transparent and circular value chain that reduces waste by reusing materials and remanufacturing or recycling products.

At PwC our goal is to inspire, activate and assist you in the implementation of sustainable business processes, including the selection of suppliers, production techniques and sites, and environmentally friendly distribution and transport. The result will be more sustainable primary processes that align with your values and ESG goals.

Is your supply chain sustainable? Our experts have the knowledge and skills ‒ as well as PwC’s Check Your Value Chain tool ‒ to help you select suppliers and production techniques that prioritise diversity and inclusion and ensure that all stakeholders throughout the value chain are treated with respect and equality. All these things that will earn you trust, enhance your reputation and ultimately boost your business performance.

We’ll help you put your plans into action. This doesn’t just mean developing the right sustainable supply chain strategy for your organisation and implementing it with an audit and management system tailored to your needs. It also involves reporting transparently and intelligently on your ESG performance and progress towards goals in areas including diversity and inclusion.

Do you have climate goals but aren’t sure precisely how to achieve them? PwC’s  Climate Excellence tool helps you answer questions related to your climate performance quickly and reliably. Its scenario analyses give you maximum transparency on your portfolios by visualising the financial impacts of climate change.

Climate-related opportunities and risks are calculated based on various climate scenarios and energy system models. Climate transition risks such as changing prices, demand, technological advances or regulatory and physical risks are taken into account. We analyse seven hazards that are particularly relevant to the analysis of physical climate risks under the TCFD: heat waves, floods, thunderstorms, tropical cyclones, wildfires, drought and rising sea levels.

Do you understand the impact of the EU taxonomy on your business? PwC has developed a taxonomy tool to help businesses meet the requirements of a taxonomy assessment. It also simplifies the calculation of the green asset ratio for reporting.

You can use the tool to easily capture all the relevant data completely using a structured checklist that will help you determine whether your economic activities contribute to climate protection or affect the achievement of other EU environmental targets. The tool’s background logic and simplified text modules make it easy for financial institutions to carry out regulatory compliance checks, enabling them to determine how aligned their portfolio is with applicable EU taxonomy regulations.