Bridging the gap between ESG and Risk Management

Organizations today evaluate even existential risks and opportunities through the ESG lens.

As an example, the double materiality assessment, required by the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS), is essentially a risk and opportunity management process.

What’s more, double materiality assessment should be a joint effort: The ESRS demands the involvement of both internal and external stakeholders in the process.

Inclus provides the perfect tools.

Inclus for Sustainability and ESG

Inclus is an agile and collaborative toolkit for identifying, understanding, and managing risks across key organizational processes. With its adapted templates and tools, it is particularly useful for Sustainability and ESG purposes:

  • Readily available Sustainability and ESG templates to address climate-related scenarios and risks, materiality assessments, human rights impacts, and more

  • Alignment made simple with existing and emerging reporting standards and increasing reporting requirements 

  • Easy setup and operation of ESG-related analyses

  • Built-in collaboration tools to facilitate stakeholder involvement throughout the ESG and sustainability related processes

Examples of related use cases and ready-made templates

  • ESRS Double Materiality Assessment

  • TCFD and ISSB Climate-Related Scenario Analysis

  • GRI Materiality Assessment

  • HRIA Human Rights Impact Assessment

  • SDG Sustainability Development Goals

  • Sustainability and ESG Risk Management

With Inclus’ plug-and-play tools, analyzing both ESG risks and opportunities becomes a fruitful and engaging process without draining the organization’s resources.
— Mikaeli Langinvainio (CEO of Inclus)
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