Unveiling ESG Scorecard Sharing: Strategies and Participant Insights

3 IDEAS FROM US

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A clear visual metaphor strengthens the layout and theme of your scorecard. It can be a simple or obvious representation that adds meaning to your design.

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In a group of 176 participants, 89 do not think that the best ESG consultants can be found in environmental organizations.

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III.

Presenting your scorecard prototype clarifies thoughts, reveals insights, and facilitates data flow. Sharing with others brings fresh perspectives for enhancing your scorecard.

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2 EXAMPLES FROM OTHERS

I.

Ecovadis

(a) Sustainability performance overview on page 3 (b) Environment Score Breakdown on page 7 (c) Labor & Human Rights Score Breakdown on page 12

Source: Tsg Solutions

II.

Ecovadis

(a) Theme score comparison is shown in spider chart (b) Score breakdown shown using gauge chart (c) Highlights given on page 2

Source: KRONOS WORLDWIDE INC

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1 QUESTION FOR YOU

Are you unsure which users are sharing your ESG scorecard?

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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.