At CII-SR’s ESG & Climate Action Summit 2025, the frameworks were polished — but the friction showed.
From circularity blind spots to token DEI, the real gaps are still structural.
This is a ground-level unpacking of what India’s ESG evolution looks like — beyond the slide decks.
At ecoHQ, we have been posting articles on developing a sustainability strategy for companies (designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring goals). We are now discussing circularity and regenerative strategies.
We will look at developing a comprehensive strategy that includes designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring sustainability goals.The fifth article will address comprehensive Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Implementation.
We will look at developing a comprehensive strategy that includes designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring sustainability goals. The Fourth article will discuss the company's ESG implementation and crafting a pathway to net zero, Including a carbon market pathway.
We will look at developing a comprehensive strategy that includes designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring sustainability goals.The third article will check out the climate transition strategy and emission reduction roadmap, focusing on implementation.
We will look at developing a comprehensive strategy that includes designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring sustainability goals. The previous article covered how an organisation can design and set Sustainability goals to achieve net zero. We covered topics like setting…
We will look at developing a comprehensive strategy that includes designing, executing, measuring, reporting, and monitoring sustainability goals.At ecoHQ, we have developed an almost comprehensive sustainability strategy. Several topics have mounds of procedures and how-tos that one can familiarise themselves with. Once the overall sustainability strategy is explained, we will delve into subtopics.
CSRD, the reporting standard expected to replace NFRD, will make reporting more detailed and transparent, allowing stakeholders and the public to understand company operations better. This standard will successively enable smarter investments in the long run.
In 2021, the Indian government introduced the Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) - an opportunity to understand better and learn more about how a company functions internally.
This year Earth Day's theme is investing in our planet. So, let's dig deeper into how BRSR can help us secure our future.
The Indian government recently announced its plans to build a domestic carbon market. How will this plan come along with the current carbon trading companies shaping the future of sustainability in India?