Sustainable business and the importance of ESG

Three letters with a big meaning: ESG

With the definition of ESG as holistic sustainability in business, the European Union has developed the framework for a uniform reporting structure taking into account the 17 sustainability goals. E stands for Environment, S for Social and G for Governance.

By considering these three thematic blocks with an analysis of the ecological impacts as well as social and corporate governance aspects, a holistic and transparent assessment of corporate sustainability is made possible.

ESG is particularly relevant for large companies since the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) was passed this summer. Large corporations are obligated to transparency and disclosure with regard to ESG.

But how can companies start and engage with ESG?

M&P is currently receiving many enquiries from companies wishing to be supported in setting up an ESG. We are happy to do so!

Our broad positioning offers a complete approach by covering many special competences. We combine the knowledge and know-how of around 600 experts from the fields of environment, energy, water, soil, geotechnics, construction and development.

Get in touch with us and implement holistic sustainability in your company.

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