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ESG refers to the consideration of environmental, social and governance factors, alongside financial factors in investment decision-making processes.
The impact of environmental, social, and governance issues in relation to financial performance, both in the corporate community and the investment community, is increasingly becoming recognised.
As a result, many investors are looking to incorporate ESG factors into the investment process alongside traditional financial analysis.
Sustain Quality route to ESG
We understand sustainability challenges within the built environment.
We work within your organisation to both plan and execute a sustainability strategy that is measurable and can be continuously improved.
Our route to ESG in three steps:
The Survey
The Action Plan
Continuous Improvement
COVER A BROAD RANGE OF CRITERIA
BREEAM ASSESSMENTS
BREEAM assessment help clients manage and mitigate risk through demonstrating sustainability performance during planning, design, construction, operation or refurbishment, helping to lower running costs, maximise returns through market value and attract and retain tenants and employees with desirable places to live and work.
Energy
Health & Wellbeing
Innovation
Land Use
Materials
Management
Pollution
Transport
Waste
Water
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CASE STUDIES
We provide a range of integrated services that support planning applications, building regulations and sustainability. Please email us on info@sustainquality.co.uk or call on 01372 438039.
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