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What is the social cost of the transition to net zero? Should you source globally or locally? What happens if you reduce, reuse and recycle?
By understanding the implications and environmental, social, and commercial trade-offs of strategic decisions, you can transform and reinvent, steering a path for growth and resilience that is inclusive, responsible and sustainable.
PwC’s impact measurement and management solutions will give you a complete picture of your organisation’s impacts, unlocking value and providing insights into hidden risks and opportunities within the value chain.
Using a common language, our solutions can then enable you to measure performance and drive strategy, both across the organisation and within particular projects.
Placing a monetary value on impacts goes beyond traditional reporting and allows you to compare different scenarios objectively and determine business strategy.
PwC has pioneered modelling approaches to impact measurement and valuation, with over ten years of experience supporting clients and industry bodies. We contributed to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and the role that businesses can play, and we are continuing to build on our technical expertise and practical know-how to the leading initiatives developing impact measurement standards.
PwC is a member of many of the leading bodies looking to standardise the way organisations approach impact measurement. Our impact solutions bring together our breadth of sustainability experience and our financial reporting experience, enabling businesses to assess trade-offs and address difficult questions.
Our community of solvers brings together a unique spectrum of expertise to deliver a 360-degree picture, drawing on social and environmental scientists, economists, reporting specialists, engineers, data architects and more.
Quantify how a business’s activities affect stakeholders in all quadrants, across the value chain.
Our total impact measurement and management framework (TIMM) helps companies understand and manage impact, enabling strategic decision making and performance management. Measurement can be flexed across the four quadrants, tailored to cover material impacts for any organisation and business context.
Economic impact
Measures the effect of business activity on the economy in a given area, by measuring changes in economic growth (output or value added) and associated changes in employment.
Tax impact
Values a business’s contribution to the public finances, including taxes on profits, people, production and property, as well as environmental taxes.
Environmental impact
Puts a value on the impact business has on natural capital, e.g, emissions to air, land, water, and the use of natural resources.
Social impact
Measures and values the consequences of business activities on society, such as on health, education and livelihoods.
Our impact measurement solutions provide you with evidence-based, quantifiable information to enhance understanding across a range of areas, including:
As our scenarios show, our impact measurement solutions put a value on impacts to enable your business to compare strategies and investment choices, evaluating the total impact to assess your best route forward.
PwC has already helped some of the largest organisations across the globe with their impact measurement and reporting.
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Nadja Picard
Global Sustainability Reporting Leader, Partner, PwC Germany
Tel: +49 (0)211 9812978
Superna Khosla
Director, Global Sustainability Reporting, PwC United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 (0) 7801 916783