Areas of advisory work
Each engagement is scoped to the organisation’s maturity, sector, and reporting obligations.
Sustainability Reporting & Double Materiality
Get a sustainability report that survives audit and scrutiny.
Reporting is where most sustainability work becomes visible, and where it is most exposed. This service produces double-materiality assessments and sustainability reports aligned with ESRS, GRI, and ISSB standards, built to hold up when auditors, regulators, and investors look closely. The methodologies are tested across different sectors, including the most demanding settings, from first-time reporters to regulated institutions.
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ESRS-aligned double-materiality assessments
Sustainability reports aligned with ESRS, GRI and ISSB
CSRD-readiness assessments
Data- and governance-gap assessments
Stakeholder engagement for double-materiality assessment
Reporting structure for first-time reporters
Assurance readiness and audit trail design
Systemic Risk Assessment
Understand which of your risks are connected, and move from a list to a map of dependencies.
Sustainability risk work usually means two things: meeting disclosure requirements (IFRS climate scenarios, ESRS, TNFD) and integrating risk into how the business is governed. This service covers both, and adds a step most assessments skip. Rather than a flat list where each risk is scored on its own according to impact and likelihood, risks are also mapped as a network of dependencies. This service integrates network analysis applied to your materiality data to show how a constraint in one place becomes a cost or an impact somewhere else.
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IFRS climate scenario disclosures
Climate physical and transition risks
Network-based mapping of how impacts, risks and opportunities connect across the value chain
Integration of ESG risk into enterprise risk management (ERM) and the Three Lines Model
Risk findings translated into board-level decisions
Peer Benchmarking & Disclosure Quality
See where your disclosure stands against your peers, and what it takes to close the gap.
Investors, banks and procurement teams read sustainability reports side by side. Most companies never see their own report that way. This service scores disclosure quality against a defined peer set, using the four IFRS/ISSB pillars (governance, strategy, risk management, metrics and targets) applied topic by topic, which keeps the comparison valid across ESRS, GRI and ISSB reporters. The scoring runs on AI-assisted text analysis of published reports, so the peer set can be wide, and every report read in full, with each score reviewed before it enters the results. The output is a set of board-ready visuals: where the company sits in the peer distribution, which pillars and topics carry the gaps, and a ranked set of improvements for the next reporting cycle.
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Peer benchmarking of disclosure quality across ESRS, GRI and ISSB reporters
Peer set construction (sector, size, market, reporting regime)
Sub-topic coverage mapping against ESRS AR 16 and SASB sector standards
Disclosure quality review of individual reports
Annual re-benchmarking to track movement against the peer set
Board and investor-relations briefings on peer positioning
Sustainability Strategy & Roadmaps
Leave with a plan your team can execute, not a framework that sits in a drawer.
Many organisations have commitments in place but no clear path from ambition to delivery. This service turns sustainability goals into a sequenced plan: what to prioritise, how targets connect, and what the organisation can realistically deliver, alongside the roadmap and metrics to track progress against it.
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Strategy design
Long-term strategy and Theory of Change
Implementation roadmaps and target-setting
Impact measurement and outcome metrics
Stakeholder engagement to set priorities and align delivery
Sustainable Sourcing & Traceability
Trace where your inputs come from, at every step of the chain.
New rules like the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) require companies to show where materials originate and prove it with data. This service builds traceability and data-governance frameworks that run the full length of a value chain, from supplier to customer, warehouses and distribution included.
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EUDR-aligned traceability and governance frameworks
Supply-chain due diligence
Sustainability data governance across the value chain
Supplier engagement
Responsible-sourcing strategy
Capacity Building & Training
Build sustainability knowledge inside your team, from the board to technical staff.
Sustainability capability is often concentrated in a few teams, or brought in from outside each time it is needed. This service trains people at every level, board members, executives, and technical teams, so they can run a double-materiality assessment, read a sustainability report, and take part in the decisions behind it. For example, nutrition specialists working inside food companies have been trained to bring their expertise into the company’s double-materiality assessment, putting an often-overlooked issue onto the reporting agenda
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Board and C-suite briefings on ESG governance and oversight
Training on ESRS-aligned double-materiality assessment
Training on sustainability disclosure standards
Training specialist teams to embed their domain into double materiality (e.g. nutrition)
Training on due diligence and traceability
Workshops on the quantitative methods behind risk and impact analysis, including network analysis
University-level teaching, including master’s and PhD courses
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