Conceptual Framework ESG

Résumé du document

Il s'agit d'un essai ESG sur l'impact de l'ESG sur les marchés financiers ainsi que le rôle des institutions afin de limiter les risques.
Cet essai comprend différentes références afin que ce dernier soit argumenté.

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[...] Reduced product weight means reductions in the customer's operational costs as well as their environmental impact. Continuous R&D efforts are put into more energy-effective solutions as well as the use of new materials. The Group participates in several research and collaboration contexts that look at how new materials, e.g., composites, can make a difference in the future. One example of this is the triple helix concept Lighter which is an innovation platform driven by key players in the automotive and aeronautics sector to develop lightweight material structures with high performance. [...]

[...] Does the company take a public or political stance on human rights issues? Does it donate money to charitable causes? Governance In the context of ESG, Governance is mainly about how a company is managed by the executives at the top floor offices. How well do executive management and the board of directors attend to the interests of the company's various stakeholders - employees, suppliers, shareholders, and customers? Does the company give back to the community where it is operating from? [...]

[...] Implementation of updated regulatory frameworks along their entire value chains. ESG Simplified conceptual framework All the three components of ESG - environmental, social, and governance - contains several criteria that may be focused on by key stakeholders such as investors. Many ESG criteria are subjective in nature (for example: examination of "diversity" or "inclusion"), however, steps are taken on several areas to provide more objective, credible ratings of a company's performance in terms of ESG policies. Environmental Environmental criteria cover a company's use of renewable energy sources, its waste management program, how it handles potential problems of air or water pollution arising from its operations, deforestation issues (if applicable), and its attitude and actions around climate change issues. [...]

[...] Alimak Group, a world-leading provider of vertical access solutions for professional use in its Environmental Policy considers the environmental protection as a priority in terms of reducing the impact caused by business activity throughout the product lifecycle. A lifecycle assessment on construction hoists shows that most Alimak Group's CO2 impact stems from the solution's operation at customer sites. Alimak Group addresses this through constant product innovation including research into product optimisation from a weight perspective. Reduced product weight means reductions in the customer's operational costs as well as their environmental impact. Continuous R&D efforts are put into more energy-effective solutions as well as the use of new materials. [...]

[...] what opportunities exist for employees to be trained in new job skills at the company that will qualify them for higher-paying positions? What level of employee engagement with management is available? Are employees' inputs considered when determining operational procedures within their respective departments? What's the company's mission statement? Is it socially relevant and beneficial to society? How well are customer relationships managed? Does the company engage with customers on social media? How responsive and efficient is the customer service department? [...]