With the aim of promoting transparency and environmental, social and good governance commitment, Ineco supports public and private organisations in the preparation of ESG reports, which are essential for progressing towards a more sustainable economic model.
Sustainability and social responsibility reporting has established itself as a strategic tool for organisations. On this path towards transparency, Ineco supports companies in the preparation of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) reports, which are essential for measuring, disclosing and improving their environmental, social and governance performance.
With a comprehensive and specialised vision, Ineco contributes to the development of key reports such as the Non-Financial Information Statements (NFS), the future Sustainability Statements in line with the CSRD Directive, and the recognised CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) reports. These documents not only allow us to comply with current regulations, but also foster a corporate culture that is more committed to the environment and to people.
Reports that drive change
Non-Financial Information Statements (NFI): Mandatory in Spain for companies with more than 250 employees, 40 million turnover or 20 million in assets, NFIs include key indicators on energy consumption, emissions, labour rights and anti-corruption policies. Ineco also supports dual materiality studies, analysing the impact of the company on its environment and vice versa.
-Sustainability Statements: In line with the EU CSRD and EFRAG's ESRS standards, these reports set a new standard for transparency and comparability across sectors. Although its application is not yet mandatory, numerous companies (including large listed companies) are already adopting this model with Ineco's technical support.
-CDP reports: An international benchmark in the fight against climate change, these voluntary reports facilitate carbon emissions monitoring, risk assessment and planning of sustainable corporate strategies.
Expert support for real transformation
The Ineco teams that participate in these projects provide transversal knowledge that combines strategic vision, technical rigour and regulatory experience. Its work enables companies to generate quality information, with standardised and comparable metrics, which strengthens their credibility in the eyes of investors, regulators and society.
Competitiveness and engagement tool
Sustainability reporting has become a differentiating factor for organisations committed to transparency. In addition to facilitating access to sustainable finance, it identifies opportunities for improvement, anticipates risks and aligns business performance with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
