Formula to measure the impact of a scorecard.


by 73bit.com|April, 14 2023

3 IDEAS FROM US

I.
Creating a formula to measure the impact of your scorecard is a simple scoring methodology you can develop.

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II.
In a recent poll, 46% of ESG Consultants want to invest in Smart Strategies and 34% in a good team, with 149 total participants.

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III.
You can collect feedback from the users through any popup feedback form like Popupsmart.

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2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I.
LGIM ESG Score

(a) The summary scores of ESG and Transparency is made into menu (b) Peer Group Comparison is shown using single select preset options (c) Diffrent use of traffic light colours in the scoring metric card

Source: AP Moeller - Maersk A/S

II.
S&P Global

(a) Use of bullet graph to show the ESG score breakdown (b) Used Spider chart to compare company, industry best and industry mean (c) A score indicating potential score contribution

Source: Alphabet Inc.


1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Have you gone on a podcast to promote your ESG Scorecard?

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Until next week,
Team 73bit.com

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