The Sustainability Report is a corporate report required by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which aims to increase the transparency of ESG (environmental, social and governance) activities and improve the comparability of information between companies. With our support, it can become a strategic tool that will allow you to meet the transparency and sustainability expectations of your stakeholders and will help make your company an active protagonist for a more responsible economy.

An ESG strategy is a plan aimed at integrating sustainable and responsible practices into business processes to address environmental, social and governance challenges. Our team can help you develop an ESG Strategy that promotes the sustainable growth of your company, supporting you in managing environmental impacts, risks and emerging financial opportunities, as well as in building trust and value through more informed decisions.

Double materiality assessment is the process by which a company identifies which sustainability aspects are “material” (i.e. significant) for its organization. Our consultants help companies conduct double materiality assessment with the aim of identifying and managing Impacts, Risks and Opportunities relevant to the company, improving stakeholder relationships and demonstrating commitment to sustainability.

Sustainability Governance is about the structures and processes by which a company manages sustainability matters, ensuring that they are integrated into the business strategy and operations. Our consultants can guide you in implementing the governance needed to integrate sustainability into your company's operations and build a culture of accountability and transparency.

Stakeholder Engagement is the process of actively involving stakeholders in a company's sustainability strategy to gather feedback, build trust, and improve ESG programs. Effective stakeholder engagement not only better aligns the company's strategy with the interests of all stakeholders, but also reduces reputational risks and helps build a culture of sustainability and shared responsibility.

ESG Gap Analysis is a strategic process used by companies to assess their performance and commitments in relation to environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. By identifying gaps between current ESG performance and desired standards, companies can develop strategic action plans to close these gaps, not only improving their reputation and compliance, but also contributing to a sustainable future for all.

ESG benchmarks enable companies to evaluate their sustainability performance against their competitors and value chain stakeholders.
Using AI for ESG benchmarking enables rapid, scalable insights and ready-to-use reports, reducing time and manual work.

In the context of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), the definition of Policies, Action Plans, Metrics and Targets (PAT) is crucial for the implementation of a comprehensive and compliant ESG strategy. We can help you effectively define and implement PATs, not only to meet your ESRS compliance requirements, but also to promote continuous improvement of your corporate sustainability programs.

By implementing an ESG data management system that ensures proper collection, management and use of data, you can ensure transparency and compliance. Our ESG Data Management experts ensure robust ESG data management that improves transparency, compliance and reliability of business decisions.

A Climate Transition Plan is a business strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change, while adapting to environmental regulations. WFP guides its clients in creating transition plans aimed at reducing climate change risks, improving business resilience and facilitating compliance with regulations such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), increasing the attractiveness of the company to sustainability-conscious investors and partners.