ESG Data Automation & Analytics

The global rise of sustainability and ESG regulations is driving the need for verifiable data. Companies doing business in the U.S. and the EU — or supplying to other companies in those areas — will likely have ESG disclosure obligations and require third-party assurance. 

More on ESG Assurance and Reporting here.

Sustainable business strategies support competitive advantage, enterprise risk management, and operational efficiencies. These strategies must be informed by accurate data and analytics to support decision-making that aligns with broader business goals. 

More on Sustainable Strategy and Program Development here.

Verifiable data is core to sustainable finance, especially among renewable energy projects. BDO’s sustainable finance ecosystem uses sustainability data to uncover efficiency and growth opportunities, identify tax credits, de-risk operations, help improve insurability, and create a more attractive proposition to investors. 

More on Sustainable Finance here.

Global customs and trade regulations are at the forefront of embedding transparency and efficacy in supply chains. These regulations require verifiable data to help reduce the prevalence of human rights violations and adverse environmental impact buried within supply chains. More on Supply Chain Responsibility here. 

Climate risk will continue to have a significant impact on an organization’s ability to conduct business, with adverse weather and energy insecurity driving instability in value chains. Utilizing data and AI can help uncover risk and build resilience into a company’s operations, bolstering competitive advantage. 

More on Climate Mitigation here.