Global Investor Survey 2024
Discover key insights from PwC’s Global Investor Survey 2024. Explore trends, challenges and opportunities shaping investments worldwide.
ESG services and strategy
Create value through ESG
Goodbye theory, hello action
ESG are a set of environmental, social and governance standards for company operations; criteria used by many investors. ESG represents risks and opportunities that will impact a company’s ability to create long-term value including climate change and resource scarcity; D&I, safety issues and data security; and board diversity, executive pay and tax transparency.
Move from theory to action with a practical, purpose-led plan that will deliver sustained outcomes.
How PwC can help
ESG reporting and transparency
Share a transparent story. How do you hold your business accountable with metrics that you can trust? By using proven tactics and smarter technologies.
Sustainability strategies
Drive ESG through your business. Success is not about climate change, diversity and disclosures alone. Embed net zero and ESG ambitions into your strategy.
ESG Tech
Get data-driven insights. People and tech working together means you can see more, go deeper and act faster to make ESG-driven changes.
We’re doing our own ESG work at PwC
We’re stepping forward. We’ve committed to a diverse and inclusive environment for our people and we’re taking strides toward Net Zero.
Step into your ESG journey
ESG isn’t just a responsibility. It’s a mindset and an opportunity for growth. But knowing where to start can be overwhelming. Every journey starts with one step. Start yours below.
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2024 PwC Network Environment Report
The 2024 PwC Network Environment Report highlights our global environment strategy and how we are transforming to build a sustainable future together.
The CEO’s sustainability checklist
The October issue of s+b explores how reinventing your business for a sustainable future starts with four mission-critical actions.
Net Zero Economy Index 2024
Our Net Zero Economy Index reveals that the global reduction in carbon intensity has stalled to its lowest level in over a decade. The world must now decarbonise at a rate twenty times faster if we are to limit global warming to 1.5°C. With overshooting this threshold fast becoming a reality, bold action is needed to...
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