ESG Insights: Exploring ESG Fatigue and Maximizing Scorecard Relevance

3 IDEAS FROM US

I. Start your scorecard with something that matters to your stakeholders; to maximize the screens' potential for real estate.

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II. Out of the 253 participants, 187 individuals have a clear understanding of the distinction between an ESG Report and an ESG Scorecard.

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III. Set a timeline mostly in months and a parameter of success of at least a dozen to measure the impact of your scorecard.

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2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I. FitchRatings

(a) ESG relevance display as a colour spectrum (b) Ratings shown in a tabular format (c) Insights shared in the form of multiple reports

Source: China Life Insurance Company Limited

II. Ceres

(a) 4 Factors separated by diffrent colour (b) Company scores added next to each indicator along with total score (c) Previous year scores are displayed at the bottom of the page

Source: J.M. Smucker Scorecard

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Do you know what ESG fatigue is?

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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 Insights: Exploring ESG Fatigue and Maximizing Scorecard Relevance

3 IDEAS FROM US

I.

Start your scorecard with something that matters to your stakeholders; to maximize the screens' potential for real estate.

II.

Out of the 253 participants, 187 individuals have a clear understanding of the distinction between an ESG Report and an ESG Scorecard.

III.

Set a timeline mostly in months and a parameter of success of at least a dozen to measure the impact of your scorecard.

2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I.

FitchRatings (a) ESG relevance display as a colour spectrum (b) Ratings shown in a tabular format (c) Insights shared in the form of multiple reports Source: China Life Insurance Company Limited

II.

Ceres (a) 4 Factors separated by diffrent colour (b) Company scores added next to each indicator along with total score (c) Previous year scores are displayed at the bottom of the page Source: J.M. Smucker Scorecard

1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Do you know what ESG fatigue is?

FitchRatings

(a) ESG relevance display as a colour spectrum (b) Ratings shown in a tabular format (c) Insights shared in the form of multiple reports

Source: China Life Insurance Company Limited

Ceres

(a) 4 Factors separated by diffrent colour (b) Company scores added next to each indicator along with total score (c) Previous year scores are displayed at the bottom of the page

Source: J.M. Smucker Scorecard