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Measuring ESG impact

Strategic Impact Assessment

Strategic Impact Assessment (SIA) is a proven methodology to select, prioritise and manage your ESG impacts. Developed from over a decade’s practical experience and insight, SIA offers a high-level view of your organisation’s effect on the environment, economy and wider society – and then prioritises actions to improve your position by maximising returns for your most important stakeholders. Read our three-part blog series on our tool and how we can help your business.

Transforming sustainability measurement into actionable insights

The Strategic Impact Assessment (SIA) helps you assess, strategise and report on your sustainability performance across your entire value chain, empowering your business to be transparent in meeting tomorrow’s demands. Our brochure will inform you about the benefits SIA can bring, details on our approach and who to contact at Deloitte to ensure that together we can make an impact that matters.

Unfolding Impact

Watch the video to learn how Joris Bijdendijk, chef of Michelin star restaurants RIJKS® and Wils and Steven Murphey, Sustainability Reporting Manager at Holcim leveraged the Strategic Impact Assessment.

Download the brochure or download the 2-pager to find out more about the Strategic Impact Assessment.

The sustainability impact of restaurants

How RIJKS and Wils are leading the way

RIJKS and Wils are one Michelin star restaurants based in Amsterdam. Having an intrinsic motivation to understand their footprint and be proactive in terms of their sustainability choices, they have collaborated with Deloitte and PRé Sustainability to assess their environmental impacts using Deloitte's Strategic Impact Assessment framework (SIA).

Advancing Double Materiality through Impact Valuation

How a quantitate approach can support to focus on what matters most

In our new paper titled "Vision for Enhanced Double Materiality Assessment Through Impact Measurement and Valuation" we share our view on how Double Materiality Assessments (DMAs) can be enhanced by incorporating Impact Measurement and Valuation (IMV).

Mobility and well-being

How true pricing can contribute to policy-making

As Dutch people, we like to be on the road and for good reason. This is how we can work, see friends and family, that's how we are part of society. The government supports this mobility, for example by building infrastructure and subsidising public transport. But all this mobility also has a downside: the impact on the environment, living environment and safety is considerable. How do we ensure the right trade-offs? By the government, in an investment — and as residents, in our choice of how we travel. True pricing helps to provide insight into making those choices.