We deliver sector-specific ESG frameworks tailored to your regulatory landscape, operational realities, and stakeholder expectations — across India and the UAE.
Manufacturing accounts for over 20% of India's GDP and a significant share of industrial emissions. With SEBI's BRSR mandate and EU CBAM targeting carbon-intensive exports, manufacturers face mounting pressure to measure, report, and reduce their environmental footprint.
India's $245 billion IT industry is under increasing scrutiny from global clients demanding ESG transparency. From data centre energy consumption to e-waste management, tech companies must demonstrate measurable sustainability commitments to retain contracts and attract ESG-conscious investors.
Buildings and construction account for nearly 40% of global energy-related CO₂ emissions. In India, the rapid urbanisation wave combined with green building regulations (IGBC, GRIHA, LEED) makes sustainability not just compliance — it's a competitive differentiator for developers and builders.
The healthcare sector generates 4.4% of global net emissions. Indian hospitals and pharmaceutical companies face unique challenges — from biomedical waste management to energy-intensive operations — while balancing patient care with environmental responsibility.
Tourism contributes 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. In India and the UAE — two of the world's fastest-growing tourism markets — hotels, resorts, and travel operators are adopting sustainability to meet traveller expectations and regulatory requirements.
Non-profits and community organisations are increasingly expected to demonstrate sustainability impact — not just through their mission, but in their own operations. Donors and funding bodies now require measurable ESG metrics and transparent governance.
Financial institutions are at the centre of the ESG transition. RBI's climate risk guidelines, SEBI's BRSR mandate for listed entities, and growing demand for green financing mean that banks, NBFCs, and insurance companies must integrate ESG into lending, investment, and underwriting decisions.
India's energy sector is at the forefront of the net-zero transition, with ambitious targets of 500 GW renewable capacity by 2030. Energy companies — from coal-dependent utilities to renewable players — need robust ESG frameworks to navigate this transition, attract investment, and comply with evolving regulations.
Our ESG frameworks are adaptable to any sector. Whether you're in textiles, automotive, FMCG, education, or agriculture — we'll build a tailored sustainability roadmap for your business.
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