ESG+F integra criterios ambientales, sociales, de gobernanza y financieros en la gestión empresarial. Microsoft impulsa esta visión con Cloud for Sustainability: Sustainability Manager (Essential/Premium) para medir, reportar y reducir huella ambiental y cumplir normas (p. ej., Huella de Carbono 214/25, EUDR, CBAM, CSRD), y Dynamics 365 Business Central para seguimiento ESG básico. Si se requiere automatización avanzada y cumplimiento complejo, conviene escalar a Sustainabili

Hub de Datos ESG+F con Microsoft, con soluciones modulares para digitalizar la cadena de valor. Destaca cuatro regulaciones europeas: RD 214/2024 (huella de carbono), EUDR (anti-deforestación), CBAM (ajuste por carbono en fronteras) y CSRD (reportes de sostenibilidad). Comparten transparencia, trazabilidad digital y responsabilidad. Recomienda tecnologías para automatizar cálculos, integrar datos y usar estándares como XBRL. La sostenibilidad es obligatoria; digitalizarla ase

Hanasaki by GDH has formed a strategic alliance with 17ODS and its founder, Ignacio Hernández Ranera, an expert in ESG and sustainability. This collaboration combines extensive experience in Double Materiality and CSRD compliance, offering companies a unique opportunity to align profitability with positive impact and transform their operations.

Double materiality is a strategic tool that enables companies to prioritize sustainable actions by analyzing both ESG impacts and related financial risks. CSRD requires integrating this approach into reports, connecting external impacts and financial materiality to guide decision-making. Digitizing the process with Microsoft Sustainability Manager streamlines traceability and turns ESG management into a competitive advantage.

The Power of Microsoft Sustainability Manager and Hanasaki by GDH

We are officially a Microsoft Sustainability ISV! We present Double Materiality ESG on the Marketplace.

In Japanese, Hanasaki means “the flower that blooms.” We chose this name because it symbolizes the moment when something carefully...

Ejemplo de realización de un análisis de materialidad según la EFRAG