ESG CRITERIA

It is a strategic and analysis approach that is very widely used by institutional investors and analysts to evaluate sustainability performance.

 Environmental Criteria

- Consider how a company performs as a steward of nature.

- Concerns in this category include:

• Climate Change
• Natural Resources Use
• Pollution and Waste.
• Biodiversity, etc.

 Social Criteria

Examine how the company manages relationships with people, for example, its employees, suppliers, customers and the communities where it operates.

 Governance Criteria

- Deals with a company’s leadership, transparency and accountability.
- From an ESG perspective, good governance is about the people in the boardroom and how they exercise their responsibilities effectively, supported by the processes to reach desired outcomes

Why ESG?

• It has become a key driver of risks and opportunities within the business.
• Consumers and investors put more significant concern on environmental and ethical practices.
• To standardise a company’s approach to managing and disclosing ESG data.
• To negate the challenge in reporting non-financial ESG metrics, along with financial metrics.

Drivers for New ESG Products & Services and Uptake of Sustainability Assurance

• Legislation

  • Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) in Europe

  • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US

  • ASEAN and Co mmo n Ground Taxonomy

  • International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) and many more

• Consumer expectations and demands

• Sustainable investments

• Cost of borrowing

• Verification of sustainability performance claims

• Supply chain mandates

Key Trends

• Regulators impacting ESG activity.

• Standardisation of ESG reporting.

• Third-party assurance growing in demand.

• Growing ESG investments in emerging markets.

• Reduction in CO2 emissions throughout supply chains.

• More attention on social factors

What We Do

KJI Management provides solutions for sustainable development through practical tools and techniques that proactively build a focused social and environmental strategy, creating business growth and increasing stakeholder brand value and reputation. The areas through which KJI Management provides sustainable solutions are:

• ESG Gap Assessment

• ESG /Sustainability Roadmap

• Sustainability Consulting

• Organizational Carbon Footprint (ISO 14064)

• Product Carbon Footprint (ISO 14067)

• Supply Chain Mapping

• Life Cycle Assessment

• Water Footprint

• Verification

• ESG Training

• KPI Verification & Assurance

• ESG Disclosures & Analysis

• Sustainability Report Assurance

• Energy management (ISO 50001)

• FSC/PEFC

• Health & Safety ISO 45001

• Social Accountablity SA 8000

• Information Security ISO/IEC 27001

• Energy management (ISO 50001)

• Environmental management (ISO 14001)

• Anti-bribery (ISO 37001)

• Sustainable event ISO 20121

KJI Management Sustainability Programs

• ESG Framework

• Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Awareness

• Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Strategy and Fundamentals

• Gap Analysis based on ESG Requirements

• Basic Life Cycle Assessment - Overview of LCA

• Carbon Accounting & GHG Inventories Course

• Framing the Environment Sustainability Workshop Training

• Materiality in Sustainability Reporting

• Setting Sustainability Goals and Strategies

• Sustainability Awareness for Board Members

• Sustainability Reporting for Practitioners

• Business Action on UN SDGs

• Introduction to Greenhouse Gas Reporting

• Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

• Product Carbon Footprint Training

• ISO 50001

• ISO 9001

• ISO 14001

• ISO 45001

• Roundtable Sustainable Palm Oil Requirements

• SA 8000