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How we build oneDatasetInvest Europe — GP
What the manager itself reports: policy, governance and the firm's own footprint.
DatasetReferenceDatasetInvest Europe — fund
The fund-level Invest Europe questions, answered once per vehicle rather than per company.
DatasetReferenceDatasetInvest Europe — portfolio company
The Invest Europe ESG questionnaire as answered by a portfolio company, the European counterpart to the France Invest set.
DatasetReferenceDatasetEDCI
The EDCI core metric set as collected from portfolio companies, ready for the annual submission.
DatasetReferenceDatasetSFDR
The company-level inputs behind the SFDR Principal Adverse Impact statement, tagged to the Annex I indicators they feed.
DatasetReferenceDatasetCSRD
The ESRS datapoints a portfolio company in scope of the CSRD has to report, structured for collection rather than for reading the standard.
DatasetReferenceDatasetFrance Invest 2026
The current France Invest ESG questionnaire, harmonised for French SMEs and their general partners. Supersedes the 2023 edition.
DatasetReferenceDatasetISO 37001
Discover how ISO 37001 can transform your organization by integrating robust anti-corruption management systems. Suitable for all types of organizations, this international standard provides concrete guidelines for preventing, detecting, and managing corruption. Learn to implement an effective anti-corruption policy, assess risks, and boost transparency and trust within your enterprise.
DatasetReferenceGuide · SFDR · CSRD · EDCISFDR, CSRD, France Invest and EDCI
The four ESG disclosures a European private markets fund reports against — what each asks for, where they overlap, where the definitions diverge, and the mistakes that get statements sent back.
GuideReferenceGuide · Bilan Carbone · GHG · ISO 14064Bilan Carbone, GHG Protocol and ISO 14064
Three carbon accounting standards over the same activity data. How each treats scopes, capital goods and emission factors — and which one your obligation actually requires.
GuideReferenceField noteCompany name
ESG criteria are crucial for assessing a company's sustainability and ethical governance. To complete an ESG questionnaire effectively, gather relevant data on energy, waste, labor, and governance. Manage IP during company name changes for consistency. Leverage technology for accurate digital footprint updates. Incorporate social elements into brand identity for community involvement. Demonstrating commitment to ESG enhances a company's profile and contributes to a sustainable future.
Field noteReferenceField noteCountry of establishment
The significance of the country of establishment in ESG assessments lies in understanding the socio-economic and regulatory environment that shapes a company's operations. Factors such as legal framework, labor laws, environmental regulations, and corporate governance practices greatly influence a company's ESG score. Companies must consider and comply with country-specific ESG compliance and reporting requirements, going beyond minimum standards to exhibit a true commitment to ESG ideologies. To accurately report on country-specific ESG factors, companies must gather comprehensive data, research national standards, document initiatives aligning with those standards, and reflect on their business practices within the socio-political and environmental context. Transparency and dedication to sustainable and responsible practices are essential for accurate ESG scores.
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