our path
to sustainability
We propose a modular path in three phases which can be connected and consequential or single and independent.
1. Initial analysis
Initial knowledge of the context and company processes through the use of a specific ESG checklist.
The Analysis verifies the presence of management systems, data collection and processing
software, tools, practices, KPIs and targets relating to sustainability. This is followed by the release of a report with indications on the main points missing or to be improved in order to have an effective Sustainability Strategy and operational suggestions, also based on the company context.
2. Implementation of the Sustainability Strategy
- Initial presentation for Ownership and Top Management: ESG Sustainability, what are we talking about.
- Definition of project governance: create the work team and establish who does what
- Organization Analysis (Process Mapping)
- Collection of qualitative and quantitative data for impact analysis and stakeholder mapping
- Data processing and output of Material Topics
- Sharing results with management
- Definition of the Vision and Sustainability Strategy: projects-kpi’s-objectives
3. Drafting of the Sustainability Report, the Carbon Footprint Report, the Water Footprint Report.
- The Sustainability Report is both a communication tool and a governance tool.
It documents, where applicable, the certifications obtained (ISO-LWG), the results of the Carbon and Water Footprint calculations, the adoption of the UNIC Code of Conduct and Social Responsibility, and more generally, the objectives achieved and those set for the future.
The report enhances transparency and reporting to stakeholders, improving the company’s reputation and promoting a culture of sustainability.
• The Carbon Footprint Report documents emissions related to energy consumption.
It can be drawn up in accordance with ISO 14064 or the GHG Protocol, depending on whether certification of the report is required.
• The Water Footprint Report documents the company’s water consumption.
It is prepared according to the UNI EN ISO 14046 standard.
This modular and interconnected approach enables companies to undertake the Path to Sustainability in a gradual and customized way, adapting to specific contexts and needs, and integrating all the necessary components for sustainable and responsible management.