The impact of ESG regulation on the Third Sector: lawyers, in-house counsels and non-profit organizations in comparison

The impact of ESG regulation on the Third Sector: lawyers, in-house counsels and non-profit organizations in comparison
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1) Which type does your organization belong to?*

Non-profit/NGOLaw firmCompanyAltro
2) Has your organization implemented specific policies or processes to integrate ESG factors into its activities?*

Yes, fully implementedUnder implementationWe’re planning to do soNot planned yet
3) Which aspects of ESG factors are a priority for your organization?*

Environmental sustainabilityInclusion and human rightsTransparent governanceBalance between the three aspects (environmental, social, governance)
4) How important is transparency in ESG reporting for your organization?*

Essential to maintain stakeholder trustVery important, but not essentialNot very importantCompletely irrelevant
5) Does your organization adopt or consider adopting a Model 231 to enhance governance and compliance?*

Yes, we’ve already adopted a Model 231We’re considering adopting itNo, but we’re interested in exploring this optionNo, we’re not required to adopt it and do not deem it necessary
6) What relevance would offering pro bono services and measuring their social impact have to your organization’s compliance with any ESG legal obligations?*

Both are imperative, because pro bono is in the DNA of our activitiesHigh relevance, but measuring social impact would not be essentialLow relevanceNo relevance
7) What are the most important metrics for measuring the social impact of pro bono services offered by your organization?*

Number of hours devoted to pro bonoSatisfaction of pro bono beneficiaries and actual positive impact on societyCertifications or awards obtained from third partiesAll the aboveAltro
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