For a sustainable future, you must change for good. tenten helps companies of all shapes and sizes to deliver their sustainability messages and cut through the noise.
If your brand is committed to sustainability, no matter the industry, let’s connect and collaborate for impactful results
By combining data analytics with human insights, we craft campaigns that are practical and effective. Every decision is backed by solid facts and figures, not just intuition.
Why pay for attention when you can earn it? We create engaging and informative content that builds your brand's voice and attracts the right audience naturally.
In a crowded market, it’s easy to blend in. We help your sustainable brand rise above the noise and capture attention.
Tenten is a digital agency that creates compelling visual content, including graphics, reports, videos, and web pages. We transform your data into engaging visual stories for print, digital, or video formats. Let us showcase your impact!
Your customers expect excellent products and value transparency. We help you manage and share accurate data, building trust and loyalty with both retail and B2B customers. Showcase your commitment to excellence and elevate your brand with confidence.
Product excellence leaders set the standard. True excellence means exceptional environmental performance and leveraging sustainability as a powerful lens for innovation. We help identifying hotspots, reduction roadmapping, and world-class product leadership.
Investors are looking for business leaders that demonstrate strong environmental performance. Join the rapidly growing community attracting investment by displaying of commitment to a greener future.
Impact assessment drives innovation by encouraging new ways of thinking about products and processes. We're here to support your culture of innovation, develop high-performance offerings, and stand out in the marketplace.
Impact assessments deliver insights to optimize design, sourcing, and manufacturing. Make informed decisions on sustainability, cost-efficiency, and compliance, driving improvements across your product lifecycle.
It's never been easier to understand and improve your product performance. With tools like EcoScan, you can generate screening level assessments and uncover powerful opportunities in as little as 5 minutes.
Sustainability is transforming whole industries at an unprecedented rate. However, this transition will fail without better data.
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With more information to disclose, your ESG or Sustainability report is likely growing. But if it isn’t visually strategic, your readers may get overwhelmed or lost. These visual design best practices can improve your report’s usefulness and ease access to the information you most want audiences to find.
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ESG—short for environmental, social, and governance—encompasses a set of factors that contribute to an organization’s sustainability. These factors are diverse and vary depending on the industry, location, size, and other details specific to each organization. They may include—and are not limited to—topics such as progress on GHG emissions reduction goals, wastewater management and mitigation, workplace health and safety, diversity and inclusion, defining director-level connections with ESG performance, and many more.
- Environmental factors address a company’s stewardship of the environment and focus on topics like waste and pollution, resource use, GHG emissions, deforestation, and climate change.
- Social factors typically describe how a company treats people and focus on topics such as employee relations and diversity, working conditions, local communities, health and safety, and conflict.
- Governance factors look at corporate policies and how a company is governed. This includes tax strategy, executive remuneration, donations and political lobbying, corruption and bribery, and board diversity and structure.
A company’s ESG performance is also tied to its risk profile, overall resilience, and financial outlook. As a result, many investors, customers, and government agencies are asking companies to disclose on ESG data, risks, and opportunities, and reporting is becoming mandatory in countries around the world.
ESG is important for a variety of reasons, from responding to investor pressure and managing financial risks, to reducing costs and waste and improving public relations. Every company contends with ESG issues and neglecting them can significantly increase the risk of experiencing negative incidents or controversies. We’ll look at some of these issues in more detail below.
High-quality data and visual content effectively display ESG achievements, drawing in investors and stakeholders.
While social sustainability refers to the people-related components of sustainability—such as fair labor practices and community engagement—social responsibility incorporates a sense of accountability into the discussion. While social sustainability asserts, “The rights and wellbeing of all humans should be protected,” social responsibility asks, “What are companies and other organizations doing to ensure that the rights and wellbeing of all humans are being protected?” With ESG issues more and more in the global spotlight, organizations face continued pressure to adopt more socially sustainable and responsible practices.
While social sustainability refers to the people-related components of sustainability—such as fair labor practices and community engagement—social responsibility incorporates a sense of accountability into the discussion. While social sustainability asserts, “The rights and wellbeing of all humans should be protected,” social responsibility asks, “What are companies and other organizations doing to ensure that the rights and wellbeing of all humans are being protected?” With ESG issues more and more in the global spotlight, organizations face continued pressure to adopt more socially sustainable and responsible practices.
Implementing an effective ESG program can improve investor relations in various ways. On a basic level, an ESG program requires good communication with investors to understand their needs and to share your progress. Moreover, investors, especially asset owners and asset management institutions, now expect to see corporate ESG policies and practices across the spectrum of environmental, social, and governance issues.
For companies, the main purpose of an ESG score or risk rating is to understand their ESG performance baseline. ESG ratings may be used in a number of ways, such as:
- ESG ratings provide transparency to investors regarding how exposed companies are to specific risks, and how well companies are managing them.
- Organizations increasingly rely on ESG scores or risk ratings to obtain specialized financing for sustainability programs and projects.
- Businesses use their ESG scores for benchmarking their ESG performance and demonstrating their commitments to stakeholders.
- Fund managers may rely on ratings to include companies in sustainable investment funds.
Effective ESG website can boost ESG performance in several ways. For example, sustainable practices could significantly reduce data transfer usage and limit the cost of communication in your company operation. In the human resources department, companies with good ESG practices can reduce costs by limiting turnover-related expenses and attracting talent from a wider pool of potential employees.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to showcasing corporate responsibility for key audiences. However, social media will likely be an indispensable tool in your arsenal, as its younger, tech-savvier users drive much of the conversation which shapes the ESG agenda of each sector.
