The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 goals that all members of the United Nations have committed to, with the aim of achieving and preserving peace and prosperity for people and the planet.
ESG stands for ‘environmental, social and governance’. Investors and consumers increasingly demand transparency from organizations on their ESG scores and how they contribute to the SDGs.
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SDGs and ESGs encompass non-financial themes to assess the impact of organizational operations on environment, people and society.
Although the terms ESG and SDG have become commonplace, there is no one way companies measure or report on them. Various standards, laws and regulations do process the components in their operationalizations. Examples are the CSRD, International Sustainability Standards and sustainabile procurement norms.