Metrics
A metric is a tool to measure company performance and to compare companies by asking the same questions across several years. Dive deeper with the Metrics Guide.
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What is the amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (in tonnes of CO2 equivalent) that the organization is directly responsible for?
What is the total monetary value (in USD) of significant fines for non-compliance with environmental laws and regulations incurred by the organization?
What is the amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (in tons of CO2 equivalent) that the organization is indirectly responsible for?
Does the company publish publicly an Annual Report, CSR Report or other major document that contains environmental, social, or governance data about the company?
What is the total amount of fuel consumption from non-renewable sources (in gigajoules) that the organization is responsible for?
What is the company's total number of employees?
What is the total number of male employees?
What is the company's total number of employees?
Did the company produce a statement in relation to any Modern Slavery legislation or Act?
What is the total number of female employees?
How many tonnes of Scope 2 GHG Emissions has the company produced in the most recent reporting year?
What is the total amount of hazardous waste recycled by the organization (in metric tonnes)?
What are the total environmental protection expenditures and investments of the company?
What is the total amount of hazardous waste created by the organization (in metric tonnes)?
What is the amount of other indirect (Scope 3) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (in tons of CO2 equivalent) that the organization is indirectly responsible for?
What is the organization's total volume of water discharge in cubic meters?
What is the ratio between a company CEO's pay and the median employee income?
What is the company's total energy consumption (in gigajoules)?
How much water did the company withdraw (in cubic metres)?
What is the average (mean) pay of female workers, expressed as a percentage of male workers' average pay?
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