Now more than ever, organisations are facing increasing pressure from stakeholders to address a wide array of sustainability matters. Driven by the demands of capital markets, communities, customers and governments, organisations are being asked to assess their risks and communicate their impact, particularly when it comes to environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters.

This global sustainability movement is becoming critical as part of a business’ social licence to trade, with businesses that fail to act in this space risking potential impacts on their corporate reputation, risk mitigation, market opportunities, culture and even employee value proposition.