Measuring ESG to manage and drive sustainable change

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Long before the acronym “ESG” (environmental, social, and governance) was coined, select organizations around the world reported on sustainability efforts every year. Whether related to the elements of environmental, social, or governance efforts, the subsequent reporting was largely self-governed.

Those days of self-governance are ending: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and global regulators are taking steps to protect investors and ensure that standards are better defined and upheld. Consistency and clarity are the goals, safeguarding that organizational ESG reporting is not misleading or fraught with misrepresentations for investors and other stakeholders.

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