Start with a Minimum Viable Prototype (MVP)

3 IDEAS FROM US

I. Minimum Viable Prototype is a good way to start when you have no idea what should go in your ESG Scorecard.

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II. The Company ESG scorecard must transforms itself when the user picks an option as Corporate, Investor, Media, Consumer, Government, Civil Society etc.

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III. On public scorecards, it would be advisable to have social media links. Consider LinkedIn and Twitter, atleast.

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2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I. Climate Action Rating - Impact Scorecard

(a) ESG-Related Screen are given in the left handside as filters (b) Use of 5 tabs to keep the comprehensive display intact (c) Searchable Peer ranking is given in the bottom right of the page

Source: Meridian Energy (MEL.NZ)

II. Climate Action 100+

(a) The disclosure framework is shown in a drill-down style question-by-question format(b) Scope 3 is highlighted using the individual card (c) A menu to switch companies is given at the top

Source: A.P. MOLLER (MAERSK)

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

What number of participating companies would make your scorecard makes a difference?

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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.

Start with a Minimum Viable Prototype (MVP)

3 IDEAS FROM US

I.

Minimum Viable Prototype is a good way to start when you have no idea what should go in your ESG Scorecard.

II.

The Company ESG scorecard must transforms itself when the user picks an option as Corporate, Investor, Media, Consumer, Government, Civil Society etc.

III.

On public scorecards, it would be advisable to have social media links. Consider LinkedIn and Twitter, atleast.

2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I.

Climate Action Rating - Impact Scorecard (a) ESG-Related Screen are given in the left handside as filters (b) Use of 5 tabs to keep the comprehensive display intact (c) Searchable Peer ranking is given in the bottom right of the page Source: Meridian Energy (MEL.NZ)

II.

Climate Action 100+ (a) The disclosure framework is shown in a drill-down style question-by-question format(b) Scope 3 is highlighted using the individual card (c) A menu to switch companies is given at the top Source: A.P. MOLLER (MAERSK)

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

What number of participating companies would make your scorecard makes a difference?

Climate Action Rating - Impact Scorecard

(a) ESG-Related Screen are given in the left handside as filters (b) Use of 5 tabs to keep the comprehensive display intact (c) Searchable Peer ranking is given in the bottom right of the page

Source: Meridian Energy (MEL.NZ)

Climate Action 100+

(a) The disclosure framework is shown in a drill-down style question-by-question format(b) Scope 3 is highlighted using the individual card (c) A menu to switch companies is given at the top

Source: A.P. MOLLER (MAERSK)