The report will provide an overview about the global automobile industry through ESG perspective. Qualitative insights on ESG trends and its impact on automobile manufacturers are provided. The detail analysis of automobile industry supply chain with respect to ESG is provided in the report. The detailed analysis of regulation for automobile industry is given in the report. Further, it explains the major drivers, retains as well as trends impacting ESG implementation across automobile industry.
Report Includes
- An overview of the recent trends and advancements with respect to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors in the automotive industry
- Technology assessment of the market growth opportunities and challenges pertaining to the ESG implementation in automotive manufacturing companies and other key industry participants
- Review of ESG-related case studies and an industry overview of the automotives
- Discussion of the industry value chain analysis providing a systematic study of key intermediaries involved, current trends in the ESG industry, regulatory frameworks, market demands and growth forecasts in developed as well as developing economies
- Identification of the key players offering ESG services
- A look at the steps taken towards the ESG sustainability and recommendations for the future of the automobile industry
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Executive Summary
The three pillars of environmental, social and governance (ESG) define the standards and practices that, taken as a whole, reveal an organization's commitment to operating sustainably. Thanks to ESG reporting, organizations can comprehend and communicate the risks and opportunities related to their business activities. Furthermore, with the help of ESG reporting, businesses can set goals and metrics, monitor performance and manage change, in order to make their operations more sustainable and more in line with the values of their shareholders. Organizations can also comprehend and communicate the opportunities and risks associated with their corporate activities through sustainability
reporting.
To evaluate levels of maturity concerning environmental impacts, compliance with health and safety requirements, business conduct relating to corruption and bribery, business ethics, and policies on essential areas like modern slavery and human trafficking, ESG performance is typically measured using numerical values.
