Centering Constituent Concerns with an Environmental, Social and Governance Framework

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) frameworks have emerged in the private sector as a way to incorporate social good into the other work an organization is engaged in. It’s a lens that can enhance and inform the way a company thinks about risks, opportunities and outcomes.

But when people think about improving their communities and addressing the major issues that impact daily life, they look to governments – not corporations or individuals – as the institutions responsible for meeting that mission. While many ESG initiatives are intrinsic to the mission of government agencies, thinking about them as interrelated pieces under a common framework helps set goals, measure success and ensure accountability.

On October 19, join us for a webinar on how adopting an ESG framework can be a powerful way to help broaden governments’ mission to address issues that matter to the communities they serve.

During this webinar, you’ll learn:

• The key forces driving the need for governments to focus on environmental, social and governance issues
• What tools are available to assess how an agency performs as a steward of the natural environment; how it treats its employees and constituents; and how it holds itself accountable
• How a strategic focus on ESG can produce tangible impacts on operations, finances, and organizational resilience