Through double materiality analysis, we help companies identify which sustainability impacts, risks, and opportunities should be addressed in sustainability reporting. Our assessment covers the entire value chain.
We design and conduct a value chain analysis on your behalf. We identify the sustainability issues most relevant to your company and engage in dialogue with stakeholders to provide you with an up-to-date understanding of their expectations and needs.
We assess the materiality of sustainability factors from two perspectives: their impact on people, the environment, and society, as well as their financial impact on the company. Finally, we present the analysis results clearly, enabling you to use the insights for reporting, strategic business development, and communication.
Expertise in stakeholder engagement and clear synthesis of complex issues
We leverage our background in science communication to identify and distill the most essential insights, helping your company make better decisions and communicate more effectively.
Our expertise in engagement, information synthesis, and strengthening stakeholder relationships ensures you get maximum value from the analysis. Every project we undertake is impact-driven — our goal is not just to meet requirements but to shift perspectives and bring new insights that drive meaningful change.
From double materiality analysis to sustainability assessment
We also assist with CSRD reporting based on the results of the double materiality analysis. We support all phases of the process, from conducting the double materiality analysis and implementing the sustainability program to integrating sustainability efforts within the organization and compiling and reporting the necessary data in a way that supports the company’s success.
Our goal is impact – we always strive to ensure that our clients gain more from working with us than just a legally required report.
What have we done?
We helped Kymenlaakson Sähkö elevate the development of their sustainability work to a new level and prepare for CSRD-compliant reporting by conducting a double materiality analysis. This analysis identified the company’s most significant impacts as well as financial risks and opportunities. The results were compiled into a clear matrix.
ABO Energy wanted to base its sustainability program on a double materiality analysis aligned with CSRD requirements. The systematic analysis of sustainability impacts, risks, and opportunities—carried out with stakeholder input—led to the creation of an impactful sustainability program and strengthened internal ownership of the company’s sustainability work.
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