We Provide ESG Training & Certificate In Malaysia
In Malaysia, Socially responsible investors utilize environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors to evaluate possible investments. These criteria are guidelines for a company's behaviour. Social standards cover how a company manages relationships with its workers, suppliers, customers, and the communities in which it operates, while environmental criteria examine how a company protects the environment. Governance criteria will review a company's management, executive pay, audits, internal controls, and shareholder rights.
Types of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Criteria
ESG investors seek to ensure the companies they fund are responsible stewards of the environment, good corporate citizens and are led by accountable managers.
Environmental
Corporate climate policy, energy use, waste generation, pollution, preservation of natural resources, and treatment of animals are a few examples of the environmental criteria. Corporations can also use the standards to assess any ecological risks a business may have and how it addresses those risks. Toxic waste management, Direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions, and adherence to environmental rules are possible factors.
Social
Social criteria look at the company's relationships with stakeholders. Does the company pledge and donate a percentage of its profits to the local community or encourage employees to perform volunteer work in that particular community? Do workplace conditions reflect a high regard for employees' health and safety?
Governance
ESG governance standards ensure a company uses transparent accounting methods, pursues integrity and diversity in selecting its leadership, and is accountable to shareholders. ESG investors may require assurances that companies avoid conflicts of interest in their choice of board members and senior executives, don't use political contributions to obtain preferential treatment, or engage in illegal conduct.
Our Solutions
Environmental
GHG Reporting
Carbon Footprint Reporting
Energy Management
FSC/PEFC
Social
ISO 45001
SA 8000
ISO 26001
SMETA
BSCI
RBA
Governance
ISO 37001
ISO 9001
ISO 26001
What Is Corporate Sustainability?
Corporate sustainability is a strategy that focuses on the social, environmental, ethical, cultural, and economic aspects of conducting business to generate long-term stakeholder value. The developed systems promote longevity, openness, and optimal personnel growth inside business organisations. A statement of Corporate Sustainability Standards (CSS), typically policies and procedures intended to meet or exceed minimum regulatory standards, is a common way for businesses to demonstrate their commitment to corporate sustainability.
Benefits Of Corporate Sustainability
- Achieving cost savings
- Enhancing credibility, trust, and brand reputation
- Meeting customers’ needs
- Raising market standards
- Anticipating stricter regulations
- Improving employee engagement and talent acquisition
Our Solutions
Corporate Sustainability Strategic Planning
- Sustainability Goals
- Gap Analysis Assessment
- Strategic and Practical Planning
- Measuring of ESG Progress
- Supply Chain Mapping and Assessment
Certification & External Assurance
- External Assurance based on AA 1000
- Carbon Reduction Verification
- LCA Assurance
- GRI & SASB Assurance
- Carbon Neutral Certification
Sustainability Capability Building
- Sustainability Training Needs Analysis
- Empowering Sustainability Talent
- Sustainability Awareness Company Wide
- Long-Term Sustainability Capability
ESG Reporting and Ratings Services
- Reporting Standards and Guidelines
- Materiality Assessment & Stakeholder
- Engagement
- ESG Ratings Improvement
- ESG Ratings Benchmarking & Risk
- Assessment
- External Assurance
Impact Assessment Services
- Environmental Impact Assessment
- Social Return on Investment (SROI)
- Socio–Economic Impact Assessment
- Employees Engagement
Circular Economy & Climate Risk Services
- LCA & EPD
- Circular Economy & Zero Waste
- Climate Neutrality Certification & Carbon
- Labelling
- Carbon Reporting
Frequently Asked Questions
Organizations now prioritize meeting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards. Investors are increasingly utilizing ESG criteria to assess the corporations in which they might wish to invest, increasing the pressure on organizations to adopt more sustainable business practices from customers and the market.
S: Sustainable business practices increase social credibility, draw talent, bolster employee morale, and forge closer ties with the community.
G: Using sustainable practices may result in government assistance, financial incentives, the ability to withstand growing regulatory pressure, and improved investor relations, such as better loan terms or cheaper capital costs.
Steps To Certification
1Request for Quotation
Call us now and select a package that fits your budget.2Make Appointment with Our Consultant
Receive your first-round free consultation3Introduction to ESG Training
Help your organization to demonstrate commitment towards quality and customer satisfaction.4Documents Preparation & Implementation
Identify documents that are needed for your Quality System and Production or Service Processes; start to implement.5Internal & External Audit
To confirm that your Management System (QMS) is properly established and maintained while meeting the international standard.6Get Certified & Impress Your Client
Show off your certificate on your website and sales collateral.
