ESG Scorecard Engagement: Addressing the One-Minute Departure Dilemma

3 IDEAS FROM US

I. The "Rule of Three" in design highlights that grouping elements in threes enhances visual appeal and harmony, commonly applied in layout, typography, color schemes, and photography.

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II. Among 116 participants, 91 view Chief Sustainability Officers as the decision-makers for the sustainability scorecard.

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III. Make a video where you explain and show your scorecard prototype, then share it with your stakeholders to get their feedback using a survey.

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2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I. Land Nordrhein-Westfalen

(a) Historical performance shown using line chart (b) Carbon footprint shown using different scales (c) Energy transition score shown at the end.

Source: Scorecard

II. Crisil

(a) Score is divided category-wise (b) Companies are divided into 5 sections (c) Environment, Social, Governance and ESG Score are shown in table.

Source: Esg scores

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Is a user leaving your ESG scorecard within a minute a problem?

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Until next week,
Team 73bit.com

Weekly ESG Scorecard Newsletter can be read while you wait for a coffee, waiting for the team to join the zoom call or waiting for a chat reply. Every Friday, the latest issue is sent to our community. Each message includes 3 short ideas from us, 2 examples from others, and 1 question for you to ponder.

ESG Scorecard Engagement: Addressing the One-Minute Departure Dilemma

3 IDEAS FROM US

I.

The "Rule of Three" in design highlights that grouping elements in threes enhances visual appeal and harmony, commonly applied in layout, typography, color schemes, and photography.

II.

Among 116 participants, 91 view Chief Sustainability Officers as the decision-makers for the sustainability scorecard.

III.

Make a video where you explain and show your scorecard prototype, then share it with your stakeholders to get their feedback using a survey.

2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I.

Land Nordrhein-Westfalen (a) Historical performance shown using line chart (b) Carbon footprint shown using different scales (c) Energy transition score shown at the end. Source: Scorecard

II.

Crisil (a) Score is divided category-wise (b) Companies are divided into 5 sections (c) Environment, Social, Governance and ESG Score are shown in table. Source: Esg scores

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Is a user leaving your ESG scorecard within a minute a problem?

Land Nordrhein-Westfalen

(a) Historical performance shown using line chart (b) Carbon footprint shown using different scales (c) Energy transition score shown at the end.

Source: Scorecard

Crisil

(a) Score is divided category-wise (b) Companies are divided into 5 sections (c) Environment, Social, Governance and ESG Score are shown in table.

Source: Esg scores