ESG indicators and key indices

There are several sources of data and research available on sustainable investing. Some examples include:

• Dow Jones Sustainability Indicators: a measure of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance of listed companies.
• MSCI Sustainability Index: A benchmark index measuring the ESG performance of companies around the world.
• BlackRock Annual Sustainability Report: An annual analysis of the ESG performance of a wide range of investments.
• Responsible Investment Council Sustainability Report: An annual report that analyzes the performance of a wide range of investment funds in terms of environmental and social responsibility.

In addition, there are several groups and organizations that provide data and research on sustainable investing, including the Responsible Investing Council, Responsible Investing Institute, and the Global Sustainability Index.

Obtaining Ambipar certification can be an effective way of attracting investors and demonstrating the company’s commitment to sustainability. Many investors are looking for companies that have good environmental and social management, and Ambipar certification can be a sign that the company is adopting sustainable practices. In addition, Ambipar certification can help the company stand out in the market and attract more customers, as many people are increasingly aware of the importance of supporting environmentally responsible companies.

In summary, Ambipar certification can be a great way to increase the company’s visibility and attract investors and customers committed to sustainability.

Ambipar Certification is accredited as a Certification Body (OCP) by the General Coordination of Accreditation (CGRE) of Inmetro, being able to grant the Green Seal to companies from different segments. This seal attests that the institution has complied with the legislation — including the requirements of the National Policy on Solid Waste (PNRS) — and that it may have waste recovery and circular economy practices.