Technology can make the process of ESG data collection and reporting much easier and a lot less daunting for companies as the world makes its journey to net-zero by 2050.
A company’s ESG data can go beyond mandatory tracking and disclosing purposes – it can guide them in their emissions reduction and transitioning strategies, and help them avoid any consequences that may result from greenwashing.
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Tracking and disclosing ESG data can be challenging and overwhelming, especially for traditional companies. Technological tools can streamline the process.
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ESG investors are moving beyond simple exclusionary approaches to put emphasis on impact measurement and meeting net-zero targets. As the market becomes sophisticated, it needs to grapple with delivering outcomes that can ‘move the needle’ on solving real world problems, say experts.
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While top executives say they acknowledge the benefits of sustainability, efforts are hampered by the skill gaps, a lack of meaningful data and cultural differences in Asia Pacific.