Aunua Enterprise offers tailored consulting to assess practices, set goals, and ensure compliance with EU regulations.

What types of businesses does Aunua Enterprise support in implementing ESG initiatives?

We guide businesses through regulations like the EU Taxonomy, CSRD, and SFDR, ensuring compliance.

Yes, we help with data collection, reporting frameworks, and regulatory compliance.

Carbon footprint, energy efficiency, diversity policies, governance, and community engagement.

Yes, tailored training sessions to build an ESG-conscious culture within your organization.

We help improve ESG ratings and prepare for green financing opportunities.

Yes, through energy efficiency strategies, renewable energy adoption, and waste management optimization.

Yes, with tailored solutions for Irish companies to meet local and EU standards.

By integrating ESG into your business model to appeal to consumers, investors, and partners.

ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, and it's a crucial framework for organizations to operate sustainably and ethically, particularly in the EU where regulations and stakeholder expectations are high.

Key regulations include the EU Taxonomy Regulation, the SFDR, and the CSRD, which mandate transparency in environmental and social reporting.

Large companies, listed SMEs, and public-interest entities must comply, but SMEs are also encouraged to adopt ESG practices to remain competitive.

It's a classification system for sustainable economic activities, helping businesses and investors align with climate goals.

Benefits include improved brand reputation, increased investment, operational efficiency, and sustainability.

ESG performance is evaluated through indicators like carbon footprint, diversity policies, and governance practices, often assessed by ESG rating agencies like MSCI and Sustainalytics.

ESG ratings guide investment decisions and assess a company's management of sustainability and ethical challenges.

Start by assessing your impact, setting targets, and reporting progress using frameworks like GRI or SASB.

Yes, they reduce risks, improve efficiency, and unlock green financing opportunities.

Examples include carbon reduction, renewable energy use, and diversity and inclusion programs.