ESG

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, but today we need to go further. Regeneration has become indispensable. Regeneration of our relationships, be they between people, communities or nature. A company’s ESG practices can (and should) be […]

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 relationship between activities, results, objectives and impact. Its name comes from the logical relationships defined by planners to connect the means of a project with its end. This model is

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 sustainability reports are, why companies should do them, the benefits involved, the challenges that can arise, current trends and existing norms and standards. What is a Sustainability Report? A sustainability

Awareness of environmental, social and governance issues continues to grow, and companies are increasingly realizing the importance of adopting sustainable practices. For many organizations, the task of implementing and managing ESG initiatives can be challenging, requiring specialist knowledge and dedicated resources. This is where an ESG consultancy plays a key role. In this article, we’ll

Climate change is real and is happening at an accelerating rate. António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, made an impactful statement during the opening of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP 27. He emphasized that we are facing a crucial choice: “Humanity has a choice: cooperate or die. Either a pact for

First of all, we can celebrate. At this very moment you are reading this article, a new reality is already being established in our society. A reality in which each of our actions, both as individuals and as associations, institutions, organizations and companies, is being done consciously and with a view to generating and expanding

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 the trial of the false accounting case concerning the Central Railways of Venezuela. In the sustainability context, the term appeared in 2006 in the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) G3 guidelines.

Every business that wishes to cause a positive socio-environmental impact has challenges ahead, after all, they propose to contribute to solving society’s deep, complex, and systemic problems. However, today there are several tools to help on this path. One of the most important is the Theory of Change. The Theory of Change aims to define

ESG has a history linked to the area of finance, however today it has become synonymous with positive socio-environmental impact, sustainability and corporate social responsibility of organizations. It is a term that comes from a long tradition of movements in the area, from cooperative associations to non-profit organizations. The acronym ESG stands for Environmental, Social