Environmental Social Governance

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A strong environmental , social and governance (ESG) proposition links to value creation in five essential ways.
Strong ESG proposition (examples)
Weak ESG proposition (examples)
Top-line growth Attract B2B and B2C customers with more sustainable products
Achieve better access to resources through stronger community and government relations.		 Lose customers through poor sustainability practices (eg, human rights, supply chan) or a perception of ursustainable/ursafe products
Lose access to resources (including from operational shutdowns) as a result of poor community and labor relations
Cost Reductions Lower energy consumption

Reduce water intake		 Generate unnecessary waste and pay correspondingly higher waste-disposal costs
Expand more packaging costs
Regulatory and legal interventions Achieve greater strategic freedom through deregulation
Earn subsidies and government support		 Suffer restrictions on advertising and point of sale

Incur fines,penalties and enforcement actions
Productivity uplift Boost employee motivation
Attract talent through greater social credibility 		Deal with "Social Stigma" which restricts talent pool
Lose talent as a result of weak purpose
Investment and asset optimization Enhance investment returns by better allocating captial for the long term (eg.more sustainable plant and equipment)
Avoid investments that may not pay off because of longer-term environmental issues		 Suffer standard assets as a result of premature write-downs

Fall behind competitors that have invested to be less "energy hungry"

Wasmanpro Environmental Solutions LLP can do Environmental Social Governance reporting for sectoral based Industries, Establishment and Infrastructures.




ESG Reporting

  • Plan, structure and implement an ESG reporting mechanism.
  • Prepared sustainability action plans, benchmarking and gap analysis of current state affairs with deep understanding of Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) frameworks.
  • Performed materiality assessment to identify key material topics and collect data for reporting purpose.

Internal Carbon Pricing

  • Evaluated high emissions, high impact areas and compared it with our annual green investments based on which a combined model of carbon pricing and carbon fee to be implemented for Scope 1 & 2 emissions
The UN Global Compact's ten principles in four areas.

Overview of Sustainability Services

ESG Strategy & Reporting

  • Materiality Assessment
  • Policy & Framework
  • ESG Risk Assessment
  • GRI Reporting
  • TCFD/TNFD Reporting
  • BRSR Reporting
  • CSRD Reporting
  • ESG Report Assurance ISAE3000/AA1000AS


Carbon Management

  • GHG Accounting & Verification
  • ISO 14064/GHG Protocol
  • ISO 14067/LCA/EPD
  • ISO 14068- Carbon Neutral
  • SBTi-Goal setting
  • CBAM-Compliance
  • CCTS
  • Green Steel



Water and Waste Management

  • Water Audit
  • Product Water Footprint (ISO14046)
  • Zero Liquid Discharge
  • Water Neutrality
  • Water Risk Assessment
  • Zero Waste to Landfill
  • Waste Compliance
  • Single use Plastic free
  • Waste Circularity

Performance Improvement

  • Gap Analysis
  • CDP Score Enhancement
  • Eco Vadis Assessment
  • DJSI CSA Assessment
  • MSCI Rating
  • Sustainalytics
  • ISS ESG
  • Bloomberg
  • FTSE4Good


Supply Chain Management

  • ISO 26000 Social Accountability
  • ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement
  • Human Right Risk Assessment
  • Supplier ESG Assessment
  • Scope 3 Guidance
  • BRSR Value Chain
  • ISS ESG
  • Bloomberg
  • FTSE4Good

Special Programs

  • ISO 37001-ABMS
  • Responsible Steel
  • Aliminium Steward Initiative
  • ISCC plus
  • Together for Sustainability(TFS)
  • Responsible Business Alliance(RBA)
  • Responsible Supply chain Initiative(RSCI)
  • SLCP
  • Higgs