ESG
STANDARD
In today’s market, ESG performance is a strategic imperative, not an option. To build trust, ensure resilience, and create long-term value, your sustainability efforts mest be measureable, verifiable, and aligned with global benchmarks, ISO Standards provide the rigorous framework to transform ESG commitments into credible, consistent and impactful results.
- ISO 14001 — Environmental Management System
- ISO 14064 — Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting & Verification
- ISO 14067 — Carbon Footprint of Product
- ISO 50001 — Energy Management System
- ISO 26000 — Social Responsibility
- ISO 45001 — Occupational Health & Safety
- ISO 30414 — Human Capital Reporting
- ISO 10002 — Satisfaction & Complaints Handling
- ISO 9001 — Quality Management System
- ISO 37001 — Anti-Bribery Management
- ISO 31000 — Risk Management
- ISO 27001 — Information Security Management
IFRS
INTERNATIONAL
FINANCIAL
REPORTING STANDARDS
The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 developed by the International Sustainability Standards Board (issb), establish a global baseline for sustainability and climate-related reporting. These standards ensure that organisations provide clear, comparable, and decision-useful information to investors, regulators, and stakeholders. With IFRS becoming the global reference point for sustainability disclosures, companies must shift from general sustainability reporting to Structured, financially relevant ESG reporting.
- General Framework (Governance, Strategy, Risk, Metrics)
- Financially Material Risks & Opportunities
- Industry-Specific (SASB-based) disclosures
- Connects to Financial Statements
- Climate-Specific (Apply with S1)
- Full GHG Inventory (Scope 1, 2, 3)
- Scenario Analysis for resilience
- Targets & Transition Plans linked to finances
