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# ESG

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Push ESG report<br>

Submit Your ESG Report

This feature allows your company to upload ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) information to demonstrate your sustainability performance and impact.

What is an ESG report? An ESG report shows how your company performs in three key areas:

* Environmental - Your impact on climate, resources, and the planet
* Social - How you treat employees, communities, and stakeholders
* Governance - Your leadership, ethics, and business practices

What this includes:

* Your company's sustainability strategy and goals
* Current initiatives and programs
* Performance metrics and achievements
* Future commitments and targets

How it connects to your climate reporting: Your ESG data feeds into a Climate Questionnaire, which helps determine:

* What areas need to be covered in your TCFD Summary report
* How your sustainability efforts align with climate disclosure requirements
* Which metrics and data points are most relevant for your reporting

Benefits:

* Comprehensive sustainability reporting
* Better stakeholder communication
* Enhanced TCFD climate reporting
* Improved transparency and accountability

How to submit:

1. Compile your ESG performance data and initiatives
2. Provide the required information below
3. Call the "Push ESG answers" API to upload your ESG report to the system

Next steps: Please provide your ESG data below, then call our API to add your ESG report to the system

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