01 Profile
02 Priorities
03 Evidence
04 Brief
Assess your sustainability readiness. A structured, indicative scan of the systems supporting sustainability decisions across your organisation.
Primary sectorProfessional services Resources and energy Property and infrastructure Manufacturing Agriculture and food Technology Organisation size1-49 employees 50-249 employees 250-999 employees 1,000+ employees Operating footprintAustralia Australia and the Americas Multiple international markets Assessment perspectiveWhole organisation Business unit Project or investment Supply chain
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What is shaping your sustainability agenda? Select the areas that currently influence decisions. The scan remains holistic, but your selections shape the final brief.
Regulation Disclosure, governance and documented controls. Customers Procurement requirements and credible claims. Climate transition Emissions, physical risks and investment choices. Nature and water Land, ecosystems, water and pollution. People Workforce, human rights and communities. Supply chain Supplier visibility, provenance and dependencies. Growth New projects, markets and approval pathways. Capital Investor expectations and allocation decisions.
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Not established No consistent approachDeveloping Some activity, limited consistencyEstablished Documented and generally appliedIntegrated Used in decisions and reviewedUnknown Evidence has not been confirmedNot applicable Outside the assessment scope
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HOLISTIC EVIDENCE MAP
GOVERNANCE CLIMATE NATURE RESOURCES PEOPLE SUPPLY EVIDENCE STRATEGY
Overall readiness indicationFurther assessment required
DECISION BRIEF / PRIORITY AREAS
Strengthen the evidence that changes decisions.
30 DAYS Confirm owners, scope and source evidence.
90 DAYS Test implementation in the priority areas.
12 MONTHS Integrate review into governance cycles.
Framework-informed by IFRS S1 and AASB S2, GRI 3, TNFD LEAP, ISO 14001, OECD due diligence guidance and the GHG Protocol. This self-assessment is indicative only. It is not an audit, assurance conclusion, certification, legal opinion or validation of sustainability claims.
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