Planet under Pressure

Reporting at regional level is becoming
more difficult: The OECD is helping
to guide local and regional leaders in
developing policy approaches and action
plans to localise the SDGs. What
is lacking is a concrete instrument to
address these drivers on the part of
policymakers (e.g. the EU) and regional
actors (e.g. the OECD). Our project approach
comes into play at exactly this
point.
How?
1. You are a city, a regional government,
a business association or a large
company with international supply
chains.
2. You want to test crucial parts of your
business/your economic area for their
resilience in the light of different
crisis scenarios.
3. You work together with us on the
implementation of the ESG stress
test. Results and findings must made
available to the general public and
academic purposes.
1.
Risk-management
2.
framework 1
Data mining and
referent standards 2
Governance and
culture for
ESG-related risks
Strategy and
objective-setting for
ESG-related risks
Information, communication,
and
reporting for ESGrelated
risks
Performance for
ESG-related risks
Review and
revision for ESGrelated
risks
Connecting the business context and strategy to risk identification
means understanding of internal and external challenges
like climate change and other megatrends, SWOT analysis
and impact and dependency mapping among others.
Risk identification by working with KPIs and international
reporting standards – this is the starting point for threats or
opportunities to achieving strategy and business objectives.
1
COSO/WBCSD: Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) framework,
Oct. 2018
2
Global Reporting Initiative Standards S2016, ISO 14001:2015-11, ISO
50001:2011, EMAS III, ISO/DIS 45001.2:2017, UNGC Organisational Capacity
Assessment Instrument (OCAI), HR Reporting and Assurance Framework
Initiative (RAFI), SA8000:2014, EN ISO 9001:2015, ISO 26000 CR, EFFAS/
DVFA ESG-KPI Scope1, Greenhouse Gas Protocol: SCOPE 1 & 2
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Global Goals Yearbook 2020