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PRUdash
by Project Copenhagen
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Bringing institutional data and knowledge at your disposal
Redefining your business
We aim to empower organizations to effectively integrate their data, decisions and operations together
Protect your business from both internal and external risk with our state of the art systems
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Reactive than Proactive
Creating a sustainable future comes from making an impact on our surroundings. Diving deeper, affecting, changing, is where you can drive deep and real impact
Go along with or have an influence?
The Regulatory conundrum
Integrating and talking about ESG is becoming an exercise, the politically right thing to do and say, rather than wanting to contribute, they'd rather take little to no steps in integrating ESG, lest they fall out of favour.
Conservatively...
50%
Take the bare minimum steps to comply with ESG Standards
Lack of Standardisation
There are a plenty of frameworks, definitions and methodology for ESG available in the market. This makes it difficult for SMEs to follow.
Lack of Motivation
There is little incentives for SMEs to take up ESG principles as it is costly and they do not see the direct benefit for doing so.
Lack of Technical Know-how
Even if SMEs want to start on becoming more sustainable, they do not know how and where to start.
Challenges SMEs face
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As a business, innovating ways to provide their customer base with value adds that has a tangible or intangible benefit to them on top of their innovations to create a sustainable product to attract customer demand
Value-add
Balancing Act
Integrating ESG is a long term investment, requiring constant observation. As a SME, resources and time is a luxury. SMEs will have to balance growth, survival and ESG for a long time horizon payout
Monetary Benefit
Though benevolence was a large factor, it was dwarfed by the interest in the monetary benefit. Largely motivated by profits or its related factors than wanting to help
Hall mark of successful ESG implementation
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