ESG Benchmarking for IT Asset Management
Benchmarking your IT asset management ESG performance against peers and industry standards gives you context for understanding whether your programme is…
Proxy Season: E-Waste as a Shareholder Issue
Proxy season, the period when publicly listed companies hold their annual general meetings and shareholders vote on resolutions, has become an…
Annual Report Sustainability Disclosures and IT
Annual reports are evolving from purely financial documents into comprehensive accounts of how organisations create value across financial, environmental,…
Investor Expectations for E-Waste Management
Institutional investors are paying closer attention to how companies manage their environmental impacts, and e-waste is increasingly on their radar. As…
Social Impact Reporting for IT Asset Disposition
When organisations report on their IT asset disposition programmes, the focus is typically on environmental metrics: tonnes diverted from landfill, CO2e…
Double Materiality and IT Equipment
Double materiality is a concept that requires organisations to consider sustainability topics from two perspectives: the impact of sustainability factors…
Greenwashing Risks in E-Waste Claims
As e-waste management becomes a more prominent part of corporate sustainability narratives, the risk of greenwashing, making misleading or unsubstantiated…
Voluntary Carbon Markets and E-Waste Credits
Voluntary carbon markets allow organisations and individuals to purchase carbon credits to offset their emissions beyond what regulations require. As the…
TNFD and Electronic Waste
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) provides a framework for organisations to report on their nature-related dependencies,…
The EU Taxonomy and E-Waste Alignment
The EU Taxonomy is a classification system that defines which economic activities qualify as environmentally sustainable. While it is a European…