1. Why ESG reporting is important? 

• Crisis management

• Decrease reputation

• Improve decision-making

• Deprived investor

Which of the following aspects is typically considered under the "Social" pillar of (ESG)?

• Carbon emissions and energy efficiency

• Diversity and inclusion in the workplace

• Financial transparency and accountability

• Implementation of sustainable business practices

What is a notable future trend in the development of (ESG) that reflects the growing importance of sustainability in corporate practices?

• Increased focus on short-term financial gains

• Declining interest in stakeholder engagement

• Rising demand for ESG disclosure and transparency

• Reduced emphasis on corporate social responsibility

Which of the following is considered an advantage of incorporating (ESG) principles into business practices?

• Increased short-term financial gains

• Improved long-term financial performance and risk management

• Limited stakeholder trust and engagement

• Minimal impact on corporate reputation

What is a potential positive impact of effective implementation of (ESG) principles by companies?

• Increased carbon footprint

• Enhanced corporate reputation and brand value

• Reduced emphasis on stakeholder engagement

• Limited focus on ethical business practices

Which of the following best describes Environmental Social and Governance (ESG)?

• A framework for measuring a company's financial performance

• A set of guidelines for managing environmental risks

• A strategy for maximizing shareholder value 

• A system for evaluating a company's social impact

Why ESG is important for investors?

• It helps investors make ethical investment decisions

• It ensures higher returns on investment

• It reduces the risk of financial losses 

• It improves a company's reputation

Which of the following is an example of an environmental factor in ESG?

• Employee diversity and inclusion 

• Community engagement initiatives 

• Carbon emissions reduction targets

• Executive compensation structure

What is the purpose of governance in ESG?

• To ensure compliance with environmental regulations

• To promote transparency and accountability

• To enhance employee well-being

• To increase customer satisfaction

Below are the challenges of measuring ESG performance EXCEPT

• 1. Data availability and consistency

• 1. Defining and measuring ESG factors

• Integration with financial performance

• Ease of comparison between company