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Organizations need to embed sustainability factors to be risk resilient while creating value, both internally and externally, positively impacting people, the planet and the economy. This process involves a thorough ESG due diligence, addressing social, economic and environmental risks to safeguard stability and growth. Furthermore, companies can harness the opportunities afforded by sustainability and translate them into competitive advantage.
Due diligence to meet stakeholders’ expectations and comply with new ESG regulations. Inaction could have negative ramifications: from a company’s impact on sustainability and for ESG impacts on the organization (Double Materiality).
The risks of not implementing sustainable business strategies are greater than ever. There are financial risks from sustainability factors – e.g., climate-related physical and transition risks – that may impact enterprise value in addition to non-financial risks if a company negatively impacts people, the economy and/or the environment.
A sustainability journey’s scope extends beyond due diligence, compliance and risk mitigation. It’s also about identifying and securing value creation opportunities linked to the three dimensions of sustainability.
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