Overview

A non financially impacted framework to assess and to ensure accountability the implementation of mechanism for an organization’s business practices and performance towards sustainability and ethical nature.

What Are The Scope & Monitoring Of Corporate Emission

Identifying the corporate emissions area is the primary step to study in taking effectiveness climate monitoring action.
Quantitative the emissions volume will be the key factor to prioritize and measure where we shall begin for reducing emissions, how to make smart business decisions and investments for the future.
Knowing the scope of corporate emissions source coverage will be the initial approach of ESG kick start allign with corporate activities.
They are 3 types of category in general that commonly applicable for the emissions scope monitoring.
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Scope 1 - Direct Emission Source

Scope 1 emissions are “direct emissions” from sources that are owned by the company. This can include emissions from the following :

  • Company owned vehicle from the combustion of fuel consumption.
  • The usage of cooling water by static facilities such as cooling tower, MTC, chiller and spray paint booth.
  • The emission from processing of materials and chemicals such as plastic resin, rubber compound, ink, paint and cleaning solvent.
  • The discharge of emission gasfication effluent standard throgh chimney.
  • Fugitive emissions, including methane emissions from coal mines.
  • Production of electricity from burning coal and fuel.
  • Waste water Treatment plant for neutralised toxic elements.

2

Scope 2 - Indirect Emission Source Within Organisation by purchased items

Scope 2 emissions are the “indirect emissions” released into the enviroment from the use of purchased that inclusive of tangible & intangible services for the company process activities where the direct emission originated is not within the organisation.

  • The usage of supply electricity from energy company.
  • The supply of treated water from water supply authorities.
  • The usage of supply LPG gas.
  • The service provider for waste colletion.
  • The service provider for waste water treatment authorities.

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Scope 3 - Indirect Emission Source Outside organisation

Scope 3 emissions encompasses all other “indirect emissions” in scope 2 that are exclusively indirect to make up the process activities. They are outside of the organisation’s direct control and a non purchased for the supply chain.

  • Employees commuting to and from work. (inclusive of public transport).
  • The air travel by aviation company & seaport authorities.
  • The waste disposal.
  • Transportation of supply for purchased items.
  • Transportation of customer visit for business discussion.
  • Transport and disposal of waste.

Formulation

3 PILLARS OF "ESG"

ENVIROMENTAL

The business performs as a care taker of our natural environment

Key Area: –

  • WASTE AND POLLUTION MANAGEMENT
  • POLLUTION MITIGATION
  • CLIMATE CHANGE / RISK STRATEGY
  • GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION
  • DEFORESTATION
  • CARBON FOOTPRINT REDUCTION
  • BIODIVERTSITY LOSS
  • ENERGY USAGE AND EFFICIENCY
  • RESOURCES DEPLETING
  • NATURAL RESOURCES
  • RESOURCES EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT
  • WATER SCARCITY / MANAGEMENT
  • RECYCLING PROCESS
  • RENEWABLE FUELS
  • RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY ENERGY
  • EMRGENCY / DISASTER / PANDEMIC RESPONSE

SOCIAL

The organisation treats human and communities

Key Area: –

  • EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
  • GENDER AND DIVERTSITY POLICIES
  • FAIR PAY AND LIVING WAGES
  • EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
  • WORKING CONDITIONS – HEALTHY & SAFETY
  • ADHERING LABOUR LAW COMPLIANCE
  • CHILD LABOUR RESTRICTION
  • EMPLOYEE RELATIONS AND DIVERTSITY
  • EQUITABLE SOCIETIES & RESPECT HUMAN RIGHT
  • LOCAL COMMUNITIES
  • COMMUNITIES ENGAGEMENT / IMPACT
  • HEALTH AND SAFETY
  • RESONABLE SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERSHIP
  • CONFLICT / DISCREMINATION
  • SAFETY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
  • PRIVACY AND DATA CONTROL
  • PRODUCT SAFETY AND USEFULNESS
  • CUSTOMER STISFACTORY
  • CUSTOMER PRIVACY

GOVERNANCE

The company is governed and growing sustanability business

Key Area: –

  • ETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES / STANDARDS
  • CORRUPTION AND BRIBERY POLICIES / OVERSIGHT
  • CORPORATE GOVENANCE
  • CORPORATE BEHAVIOR
  • ACCOUNTING INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY
  • BOARD DIVERTSITY AND STRUCTURE
  • RISK MANAGEMENT
  • TAX STRATEGY
  • AUDITING
  • STATUTORY COMPLIANCE
  • BOARD STRUCTURE
  • BOARD COMPOSITION
  • EXECUTIVE REMUNERATION / COMPENSATION
  • BOARD INDEPENENCE – EXECUTIVE PAY
  • PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
  • AVOIDING CONFLICT OF INTEREST
  • STRATEGY SUSTAINABILITY OVERSIGHT
  • DONATION AND POLITICAL LOBBYING

The ESG Benefits For Businesses

ESG programs help businesses attract investors

Build customer loyalty

Grow with new customers

Gain a competitive edge

Attract and retain good quality emplyees

Corporate and product branding

Social and communities recognition

Make operations sustainable

Improve financial performance

Transparency reporting system