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Combining learning and sustainability reporting simply gives better results for you and your organization, faster and more cost efficient. Sustainable development starts with education. And then our performance platform will get your environmental, social and governance (ESG) proposition right and enable data-based decision making for business success.

The key to creating a vibrant and sustainable company is to find ways to get all employees—from top executives to on field/ground associates —personally engaged in day-to-day corporate sustainability efforts. That’s why we created SustainOnline Education, designed to help make sustainability easy and understandable for every person in every organization. Micro-courses last 2-12 minutes long and are listed by theme.

The SustainOnline Reporting Platform is a state-of-the-art solution that will get your environmental, social and governance (ESG) proposition right.
The platform is designed to manage your carbon footprint and disclosures. Platform enables seamless alignment with multiple disclosure and reporting frameworks such as SDG goals, CDP, GRI, IR and SASB. Dashboards for various stakeholders as CEO, CFO, HR, Operations, Sustainability Manager, board, clients etc enables data driven decision making for business success.

But let us start from the beginning, what is ESG and why is ESG and sustainability reporting important for your business?

What is…?

ESG stands for Environment, Social and Governance: these are the 3 main areas representing the pillars of a sustainable investment.

• Environment factors refer to the company’s behaviour on environmental issues such as resource depletions, climate change, waste, pollution, transportation, energy etc etc.

• Social factors are related to the company’s treatment regarding people, workers and local communities, including health and safety issues.

• Governance factors refer to corporate policies and governance, including tax strategy, corruption, structure, remuneration.

Why ESG…?

Simply because sustainable companies tend to significantly outperform their less sustainable counterparts.