Experience to strategically navigate the future of climate change and sustainability.
Focusing on material issues and value
Sustainability and climate change issues and expectations continue to evolve. Whether you have an established strategy or are beginning the journey, working with a partner who has more than 20-years experience with corporate sustainability issues, strategies, performance management and reporting will help you manage the risks and build value for your investors, customers, employees and other key stakeholders.
Sustainability. Its just expected.
Investors are increasingly putting their money in alternatives that reflect their values. Millennial investors are leading this trend. In 2020 U.S. ESG funds saw more than $51.1 billion of new investments, a record and more than twice the level experienced in 2019, according to Morningstar. Investments in 2021 look to be on-track to surpass this performance increasing the global sustainability fund assets to more than $2 trillion.
Customers expect products to be produced responsibly. Identifying and managing material sustainability issues is integral to protecting and enhancing the brand. Identifying the issues and strategically managing them to ensure product credibility and differentiation are at the core of effective ESG.
Employees are exercising their options and are seeking employment with firms that reflect their values. Companies are competing for employees on the basis of their sustainability record. A demonstrated commitment to racial and social equity, a robust net-zero climate strategy and alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals are some of the criteria that savvy job seekers will use to evaluate a prospective employer.
CCS has the experience to help you develop and execute sustainability strategies that will deliver real value and help your organization have the credibility it needs to succeed.
Climate Change
The focus on climate change has continued to intensify and expand in response to the growing urgency to take action to avoid the most severe effects of its impacts. Taking action to achieve Net-Zero has become the de-facto benchmark that should be part of a credible ESG strategy.
Understanding the physical impacts of climate change and how they could affect your business is a fundamental aspect of setting a robust climate strategy. Defining the impacts and integrating them into long-term planning is key for ensuring effective risk management and having a resilient business strategy.
Social issues are becoming an increasingly more significant aspect of a climate strategy. Understanding how your business decisions could impact your investors, customers, employees and communities is essential. Companies are expected to be part of enabling a just transition to a net-zero carbon economy.
CCS has the experience to be a trusted advisor to help guide your business through the dynamic and interrelated issues that your strategy should consider. From assisting you with scenario analysis to goal setting, verifying your performance and ultimately reporting your progress.
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