The document explains Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria as key indicators for socially conscious investment decisions, emphasizing their importance in evaluating operational performance and accountability in businesses. It outlines how ESG factors encompass environmental risks, social interactions, and governance practices, which include ethical business conduct and transparency. Adoption of sustainable practices in investment is highlighted as not only morally right but also increasingly mainstream, fostering a more stable future.

1. MYWASTESOLUTION
ESG
CONSULTANTS

2. WHAT IS ESG?
ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE (ESG)
CRITERIA ARE A SET OF INDICATORS USED BY SOCIALLY
CONSCIOUS INVESTORS TO EVALUATE POSSIBLE
INVESTMENTS. IN TODAY'S BUSINESS WORLD, WHICH IS
BECOMING MORE COMPETITIVE AND ERRATIC, ESG FACTORS
ARE BECOMING MORE CRUCIAL IN DETERMINING THINGS
LIKE PROFITABILITY, OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE, DUE
DILIGENCE PRACTICES, AND DIVESTMENTS. DESPITE THE
FACT THAT ETHICAL, SUSTAINABLE, AND CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE METRICS ARE NOT MONETARY IN NATURE,
THEY SERVE A CRUCIAL FUNCTION BY HOLDING BUSINESSES
ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS AND OFFERING WAYS
TO MITIGATE NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES IN AREAS LIKE
CLIMATE CHANGE, HUMAN RIGHTS, ETC.

3. Environmental factors may include organizational climate policy,
energy consumption, waste, pollution, conservation of natural
resources, and animal care. In addition, the criteria may be used to
evaluate the environmental risks an organization encounters and the
efficiency with which it controls those risks.
ENVIRONMENTAL
1
A company's interactions with its stakeholders are represented in the social
factors. Human capital management metrics such as fair wages and
employee engagement metrics, as well as an organization's impact on
communities in which it operates and on supply chain partners, especially in
developing economies where environmental and labor standards may be less
robust, are some examples of factors that may be used to evaluate a
business.
2 SOCIAL
Companies adhering to ESG governance norms are more likely to utilize honest and open
bookkeeping practices, recruit a diverse and inclusive board of directors, and report their
financials and other activities to their shareholders. In order to reassure ESG investors,
businesses may need to demonstrate that they avoid conflicts of interest when selecting
board members and top executives, don't engage in unlawful activity, and don’t provide
donations to politicians in exchange for any favorable treatment.
3 GOVERNANCE

4. There are many reasons to adopt
sustainable practices in investment
decisions. First, it is the right thing to
do. Second, sustainable investing is
becoming more and more mainstream,
which means that there is a growing
demand for ESG-friendly products and
services. Finally, by promoting
sustainable investing, you can help
create a more stable and sustainable
future for all.
WHY DO WE ADOPT SUSTAINABLE
PRACTICES IN INVESTMENT DECISIONS?

5. OUR ESG CONSULTANTS
WILL PROVIDE YOU:
Materialistic evaluation considering the environmental,
economic, and social factors.
Conducts a development study of sustainability performance
to identify performance gaps.
Utilizes screening for responsible investment to locate
businesses that align with your goals.
Performs a comparative study of ESG trends across industry
peers using sectoral and industrial variables.
Provides feedback to organizations on how effectively they
are following an ESG strategy as well as whether any area
needs additional improvements.

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