Our Company DashboardSelect a KSI to view an analysis for ABC Company - for Demo Purposes Select a KSI: — Select a KSI — Company Purpose (CEO’s View re the Role of Company in Society) Sustainability in Corporate Vision, Mission, Values, and Policies Support of International "S" Charters / Commitments Managing Long-Term Viability of Core Business(es) Key Business Decisions (KBDs)* tied to ESG Risks and Opportunities Public Posture Regarding Sustainability by CEO and C-suite Executives CEO Messages re "S" to Shareholders CEO and C-suite Meetings with Customers re "S" CEO and C-Suite Messages to Employees Regarding Sustainability CEO's and C-Suite's Sources of Sustainability Learning Annual ESG Risk Review Signed by Business Leaders Executive Sustainability Council* Board of Directors' Oversight of Sustainability Board’s Sustainability Charter/Commitment Board's Sustainability Expertise Reporting to Board of Most Material* ESG Issues Board Agendas Regarding Sustainability Time Spent on Sustainability in Board Meetings Board of Directors' Sources of Sustainability Learning Materiality* Assessment of ESG Impacts and Risks Philosophy Regarding Sustainability Goals ESG/Ethics Ratings and Rankings* Long-term (5-15 year) Sustainability Goals Ultimate (e.g., 2050) Sustainability Goals Magnitude of Reduction in Company's 'S' Footprint or Impact Tracking Revenue from "S" Products, Services, and Solutions Accounting for Most Material* ESG Risks and Externalities* Executive Committee (EC)* Roles Regarding Sustainability Sustainability Factored Into Executive Compensation Internal Reward and Recognition Regarding Sustainability “Unwritten Rules of the Game*” Regarding Sustainability Sustainability Leadership Position(s) Inclusion of "S" in Performance Goals and Job Descriptions Approach to Stakeholder* Engagement Reasons for Stakeholder Engagement Sustainability Partnerships Engaging on Most Material Issues Across Supply Chain Scale of Typical Stakeholder Engagement Driven by ESG Issues Link b/w Stakeholder Engagement & Business Strategy Time Spent by C-Suite with ESG Stakeholders Communication and Disclosure of Material "S" Impacts Sustainability in Annual Report and Financial Disclosures Sustainability Reporting Data Assurance / Verification Outreach Posture, Tools and Techniques Public Policy Alignment with "S" Commitments Corporate Marketing & Advertising Approach re "S" Corporate "S" Positioning and Strategy Strategy Regarding ESG Cost Reduction Strategy Regarding ESG Risk Reduction Sustainability Strategy re Revenue Generation from PSS Strategy Regarding ESG Impacts on Brand and Reputation Issues Analysis and Enterprise Risk Management Use of Scenario Planning Sustainability Impact of Capital Expenditures Linkage Between Sustainability and Innovation "S" Innovation Through Material and Labor Inputs Sustainable Innovation Through Technology Sustainability Innovation Process and Tools Sustainability R&D Partnerships R&D Investment in "S" Products, Services, and Solutions Sustainability Investment Criteria Posture and Interaction with Customers Regarding Sustainability Identifying Customers’ Sustainability Issues Customer Partnerships Regarding Sustainability Nature of Customer Communications Selling Sustainability Features into Existing Markets Selling Sustainability Features into Developing Markets Sustainability Attributes in Product Line Extension New Sustainable Product Families Product, Service, Solution (PSS)* Value Proposition Product Stewardship Philosophy and Strategy Product ESG Risk Assessment (e.g., Life Cycle Assessment) Sustainability in the Product Design and Development Product Sustainability Labeling and Rating Product Quality and Safety Product Sustainability Audits Product Marketing and Advertising Chemical Substances Sourced Energy Purchased - Scope 2 Emissions Materials Sourced: Bio-based (e.g., forest products, etc.) Materials sourced: Human-made (e.g., plastics, etc.) Water Sourced Buildings and Equipment Land Management Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions (Scope 1) Other Emissions Waste Generation Water Discharges Posture Regarding Supply Chain Environmental Footprint Standards for Supply Chain Environmental Footprint Measuring Supply Chain Environmental Footprint Verifying Supply Chain Environmental Footprint Supply Chain Impacts: Biodiversity Upstream and Downstream GHG Emissions (Scope 3) Supply Chain Impacts: Materials Sourced Supply Chain Impacts: Toxics Supply Chain Impacts: Water Product Traceability Product Energy Efficiency Product Materials Use Product Durability Product Biodegradability Product Recyclability and Reusability Product Water-Use Efficiency Packaging End-of-life Product Responsibility Workplace Environment Diversity and Inclusion Role of Sustainability Benefits in Recruitment and Retention Safety Programs and Performance Health, Wellness, and Promotion of "S" Lifestyles Sustainability Training and Staff Development Employee Engagement with Sustainability Sustainability Philosophy Regarding Supply Chain Supply Chain Risk Assessment and Management Responsible Sourcing Supply Chain Auditing and Assurance Human Rights Labor Relations Animal Welfare Supplier Capability Building Company's Philosophy Regarding "Community" Philanthropy Community Partnerships Employee Volunteerism in Communities Community Infrastructure Development and Revitalization Community Education and Sustainability Learning Community Job Creation Show Additional Features: — Select an Additional Feature —ESG Ratings OverlapRating Criteria
