ESG Advisory & Reporting Services
Turn complex sustainability standards into credible, decision-useful and assurance-ready disclosures.
From framework selection and materiality assessment to report development and assurance readiness, we help organisations navigate GRI, BRSR, ISSB, CSRD/ESRS, SASB and TNFD requirements with confidence.
Trust Strip : GRI | BRSR & BRSR Core | ISSB / IFRS S1 & S2 | CSRD / ESRS | SASB | TNFD | TCFD Transition
Make ESG Reporting Clear, Credible and Actionable
Sustainability reporting is no longer a stand-alone annual communication exercise. Investors, regulators, customers and supply-chain partners increasingly expect transparent, comparable and decision-useful environmental, social and governance information.
The challenge is not simply producing more data. It is identifying which disclosure requirements apply, establishing reliable data ownership, preventing duplication across frameworks and creating a report that can withstand stakeholder and assurance scrutiny.
Our ESG advisory services help you move from fragmented spreadsheets and last-minute reporting to a structured disclosure programme built around material issues, clear controls and accountable data owners.
What Our ESG Advisory Services Cover
- ESG Framework Selection & Regulatory Applicability — Identify the standards, listing requirements and stakeholder expectations relevant to your organisation, sector and markets.
- Materiality & Double-Materiality Assessment — Prioritise sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities through a defensible stakeholder and evidence-based process.
- ESG Gap Assessment — Compare existing policies, metrics and disclosures against applicable requirements and define a practical closure roadmap.
- ESG Data Governance & Controls — Create KPI definitions, ownership, collection workflows, evidence trails and review controls that support reliable reporting.
- Sustainability Report Development — Develop clear, balanced and framework-aligned reports, indexes and disclosure narratives supported by verifiable data.
- Framework Mapping & Disclosure Indexing — Cross-reference common data points across GRI, ISSB, SASB, BRSR, ESRS and other selected requirements to reduce repeated work.
- Climate & Nature-Related Disclosure — Structure governance, strategy, risk management, metrics and targets for climate- and nature-related reporting.
- Assurance Readiness — Review documentation, calculation methods, data trails and control gaps before independent assurance or assessment.
ESG Reporting Frameworks We Support
| Framework | Best suited for | Primary reporting focus |
|---|---|---|
| GRI Standards | Impact reporting for a broad stakeholder audience | Impacts on the economy, environment and people |
| ISSB / IFRS S1 & S2 | Investor-focused global sustainability disclosures | Financially material sustainability and climate-related risks and opportunities |
| SASB Standards | Industry-based metrics supporting ISSB reporting | Sector-specific sustainability topics relevant to investors |
| TCFD | Legacy climate disclosure structure and transition pathway | Its recommendations are incorporated into IFRS S1 and IFRS S2; some users may still reference TCFD directly |
| CSRD / ESRS | EU sustainability reporting where applicable | Double materiality across environmental, social and governance topics under current EU requirements |
| BRSR / BRSR Core | Indian listed-entity reporting where applicable | Standardised ESG disclosures and focused KPIs under SEBI requirements |
| TNFD | Nature-related risk and opportunity disclosure | Dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities related to nature |
Current-position note (August 2026): TCFD disbanded in October 2023 and its recommendations are incorporated into IFRS S1/S2. EU CSRD/ESRS requirements have continued to evolve, including revised standards adopted in July 2026. Applicability must be confirmed for each organisation and reporting period.
How We Help You Choose the Right Framework
- Where are your entities, securities and major customers located?
- Which reporting obligations are mandatory for your organisation?
- Who is the primary audience—investors, regulators, customers or wider stakeholders?
- Which sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities are material?
- What data, controls and assurance evidence already exist?
- Can one data point satisfy several reporting requirements without weakening context?
Our ESG Strategy Process
Step 1
Discover & Confirm Scope —.
Understand your organisation, reporting boundary, stakeholder needs, sector exposure and regulatory context
Step 2
Assess Materiality & Gaps —
Evaluate material topics, existing disclosures, data availability, policies and control gaps.
Step 3
Design the Reporting System —
Define KPIs, methodologies, owners, evidence requirements, collection templates and review controls.
Step 4
Develop & Map Disclosures —
Prepare the report and disclosure index while mapping common data across the selected frameworks.
Step 5
Review & Prepare for Assurance —
Perform consistency checks, evidence review, management validation and assurance-readiness testing.
Typical Deliverables
- Framework applicability and reporting-boundary assessment
- Materiality or double-materiality assessment outputs
- ESG gap analysis and prioritised action plan
- KPI dictionary, data-owner matrix and collection templates
- GRI content index, BRSR/BRSR Core disclosures or ISSB/ESRS mapping, as applicable
- Draft sustainability or ESG report
- Evidence register and assurance-readiness checklist
- Management review and stakeholder presentation support
Why Work With Our ESG Advisory Team?
- Integrated framework mapping — Reduce duplication by aligning common disclosures and data requirements.
- Business-focused reporting — Connect ESG information with governance, risk, strategy and performance.
- Evidence-led approach — Build disclosures around documented methodologies and traceable records.
- Practical implementation — Translate standards into owners, timelines, templates and controls.
- Regulatory awareness — Monitor relevant changes and flag where specialist legal confirmation is required.
FAQs
What are ESG advisory services?
ESG advisory services help organisations identify relevant sustainability requirements, assess material topics, establish data systems, prepare disclosures and improve assurance readiness.
Which ESG reporting framework should our company use?
The right framework depends on jurisdiction, listing status, investor expectations, industry and stakeholder needs. Many companies combine GRI for impact reporting with investor- or regulation-focused requirements such as ISSB, BRSR or ESRS.
What is the difference between GRI and ISSB?
GRI focuses on an organisation’s impacts on the economy, environment and people. ISSB focuses on sustainability-related risks and opportunities that are useful to investors and capital markets.
Is TCFD still relevant?
TCFD disbanded in October 2023 after its recommendations were incorporated into the ISSB Standards. Some regulators and organisations may still reference TCFD, while others are transitioning to IFRS S1 and IFRS S2.
What is BRSR Core?
BRSR Core is a focused set of ESG KPIs within India’s BRSR framework, supported by SEBI requirements relating to assurance or assessment and value-chain disclosures for applicable listed entities.
How long does ESG report preparation take?
Timing depends on scope, number of entities, data maturity, framework requirements and assurance needs. An initial gap assessment helps establish a realistic reporting plan.
Can one ESG data system support several frameworks?
Yes. A well-designed KPI dictionary and disclosure map can reuse controlled data across several frameworks while preserving each standard’s required context.
How do we prepare ESG data for assurance?
Define calculation methodologies, assign data owners, retain evidence, document approvals and perform internal consistency checks before engaging an independent assurance provider.