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What Is ESG?
2025-06-26
Knowledge ESG
What ESG means and why it matters
Understanding ESG Basics

ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. These three pillars are used to evaluate a company’s long-term sustainability and societal impact. While environmental criteria examine how a company manages natural resources and emissions, social criteria focus on its treatment of employees, customers, and communities. Governance relates to ethical business practices, leadership, and shareholder rights.

Why ESG Matters to Business

Investors, regulators, and customers increasingly value companies that align with ESG principles. ESG isn’t just about reputation—it affects access to funding, regulatory compliance, and market competitiveness. Businesses that ignore ESG may face rising costs, legal risks, and loss of stakeholder trust.

Adopting ESG in Practice

Integrating ESG into business operations begins with transparency. We help companies monitor carbon emissions, assess social responsibility, and track governance metrics through digital platforms. By turning ESG into measurable actions, businesses can report effectively and meet rising global expectations.

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EUDR mandates production date/time range of non-bovine/bovine products to bind to land parcels, full-location traceability for cattle, feed compliance in due diligence, product sales suspension without upstream info, uniform traceability for low-risk countries plus three additional risk assessments, with penalties for non-compliance.

EUDR

Under EUDR, Indonesias coffee & cocoa industry faces compliance pain points of smallholder-led fragmentation and data silos; the industry doesnt drive deforestation, requiring multi-stakeholder collaboration to address.

EUDR

EUDR requires the natural rubber industry to clarify land boundaries, land use timelines and raw material risk stratification, complying with three expansion phases; the industry faces supply chain challenges like traceability gaps, addressed by the "Landscape/Jurisdictional Risk Certification" solution.

EUDR

CLIMATE VERITAS integrates AI, building a five-in-one carbon management system. Targeting carbon report compliance pain points, it offers intelligent review and data verification, with over 90% high-risk error detection rate and 40% lower verification error rate.

Carbon Footprint GHG Inventory

"CLIMATE VERITAS", a full-stack independently developed LCA software by SKYCO2, specifically addresses pain points of ordinary enterprises in using LCA software such as high thresholds, incompatible databases and complex delivery. It adapts to compliance standards like ISO 14067 and actual business needs, helping enterprises efficiently complete carbon footprint accounting and sustainability management.

Carbon Footprint GHG Inventory