Regenerative Approach to ESG and Leadership
The current economic model has already proven to be unsustainable, causing the degradation of the ecosystem and society. The sustainability paradigm came as an alternative,
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Corporate Governance and the ESG
When we talk about ESG, it’s common for people to be familiar with E (environmental) and S (social) actions, but G (governance) is often left
Logical Framework
The Logical Framework is an analytical model that establishes a detailed approach to developing, executing and evaluating socio-environmental impact projects. It considers and establishes the
Sustainability Report: ESG and Transparency
Sustainability reporting is a powerful tool for communication and accountability, especially when we think in the context of ESG. In this article, we’ll explore what
Traceability and ESG risk management
Traceability is a fundamental concept for companies to be able to manage risks in their chain and thus take on new ESG commitments and targets.
Healthiness and the Food Industry
The concept of healthiness has become increasingly important for the food industry, especially when it comes to ESG and sustainability. A company that takes care
Stakeholder Management and ESG
If you’ve read any ESG material, you’ve probably come across the term stakeholders. Stakeholders are the interested parties in an organization who can affect or
Corporate Volunteering
Corporate volunteering has emerged as an alternative for bringing companies and their employees closer to their communities. It is an action that can contribute to
Materiality Analysis
The term materiality was first officially used in 1867 when the English Court introduced the term “material”, to refer to a “relevant, non-negligible fact”, in
B Impact Assessment as an impact assessment tool
The B Impact Assessment is an evaluation tool used by System B to rate the positive impact generated by a company. To become a B
