How can sustainability and environmental stewardship build competitive advantage?
Sustainability & Environment
Natural Capital Valuation and Accounting
A process that measures the economic worth of nature, such as forests, water, and biodiversity, and integrates these values into decision-making, helping to protect natural resources while supporting sustainable development.
Ecosystem Services Mapping and Valuation
A method that identifies and measures the benefits nature provides—like clean air, water, and pollination. This information guides better planning and investment decisions by showing the true value of healthy ecosystems.
Climate Risk Mitigation and Adaptation
Climate risk mitigation and adaptation is a process of identifying potential impacts of climate change, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, preparing for extreme weather events, and building resilience. It involves planning to safeguard assets.
Circular Economy Strategy
A strategy that focuses on using resources wisely and reducing waste by reusing or recycling materials. It promotes a cycle of use that lessens environmental harm and improves economic efficiency.
Carbon Footprint Analysis
A study that measures the amount of greenhouse gases produced by an organization or project. It identifies ways to reduce emissions and supports efforts to achieve lower overall carbon output.
Biodiversity Assessment and Conservation
An evaluation of how projects affect plants, animals, and ecosystems. It provides a basis for planning actions that protect and preserve biodiversity, ensuring that natural habitats are sustained over time.
Climate Risk Reporting and Disclosures
A process that compiles and shares information on sustainability performance. It uses recognized frameworks to communicate progress and challenges, helping to build trust with investors, customers, and other stakeholders.
Lifecycle Assessments (LCA)
An analysis that looks at the environmental effects of a product or service from start to finish. It considers resource use, energy consumption, and waste generation to help reduce overall environmental impact.
Climate Risk Analysis
An evaluation of how climate change might affect operations, assets, or communities. It offers guidance on adapting to weather extremes and long-term climate shifts, reducing vulnerability and building resilience.
Sustainable Finance Structuring
A way of designing financial models that consider environmental and social goals. It supports funding for projects that offer long-term benefits while reducing risks related to environmental or social issues.
Sustainability Strategy
A planning process that sets clear, achievable goals for sustainability. It outlines steps and actions to embed eco-friendly practices into business operations, ensuring long-term environmental and economic benefits.
Decarbonisation Strategy
Decarbonisation strategy is a comprehensive plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It identifies key sources, promotes energy efficiency, and encourages renewable energy use, while optimizing operational processes.
Supply Chain Sustainability Assessment
An examination of the environmental and social practices within a supply chain. It highlights areas for improvement, ensuring that goods are sourced and produced responsibly and sustainably.
Sustainability Policy Analysis
A review of laws and policies related to the environment and sustainability. This service helps understand current requirements and future trends to ensure that projects comply with regulations and support sustainable goals.
