Ecodesk
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| Industry | ESG Data Services |
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| Founded | 2010 |
| Headquarters | Bristol , United Kingdom |
Key people | Robert Clarke (Founder)
Damien Smith (CEO) Mark Adorian (Chairman) |
Ecodesk is a cloud based data platform used by corporate businesses to track, monitor and report their ESG data.[1]
Data relating to environmental, social and governance subject areas is input to the platform for use in reporting to stakeholders via standards such as CDP, GRI, GHG Protocol or for use by businesses to engage stakeholders in their sustainability achievements.
Ecodesk was founded by the successful entrepreneur Robert Clarke in Australia in 2007, and migrated to the UK in 2010. In 2018, Ecodesk received the highly acclaimed ISAR Honours Award from UNCTAD in recognition of its work building a digital platform for mapping the non-financial reporting landscape in conjunction with WBCSD's Redefining Values programme, CDSB and with support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.[2]
Services
[edit]Ecodesk enables organisations to improve the management and performance of their supply chain and to reduce their inherent risk through the collection and aggregation of ESG data presented. Ecodesk is not a ratings or rankings provider but does provide flexible supplier scorecard solutions via what is termed an SAQ (self-assessment questionnaire). Like most software providers in the market it displays data to enterprise users in the form of dashboards and digital reporting functions.
The SaaS platform is supported by a managed service aspect which helps suppliers with their data submission and understanding their non-financial reporting obligations. The platform is free-to-use for entities responding to a data request and levies a charge for enterprise users to connect with their extended supply chains. This unique approach of "free data" entry and simple communication differentiates it from its competitors and encourages co-operation and data input at all levels.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Murray, James (21 June 2012). "Suppliers to face fresh calls for eco-data". Business Green. Retrieved 14 August 2012.
- ^ "ISAR Honours 2018: Nominees – International Standards of Accounting and Reporting". Retrieved 2023-02-22.
External links
[edit]- Ecodesk homepage
- Open data isn't sexy, but it is very important
- Ecodesk Adds Top Talent As Part Of Global Expansion Plan
- Who uses open data?
- Leading businesses address daunting scope 3 reporting
- Can energy and carbon reporting rules affect the way companies do business?
- Leading firms join Ecodesk to improve supply chain efficiency
- Can reporting sustainability data make financial institutions more profitable?
- Multinationals join supply chain reporting project
- Environmental executive moves ecodesk
- Ecodesk aims to improve supply chain emissions reporting
- Packaging giants sign up to carbon emissions measuring scheme
- Report or be damned why the industry is opening up to carbon
- FM firms share data to drive sustainability
- Leading businesses join sustainability reporting campaign
- Guide to procurement analytics Archived 2013-09-13 at the Wayback Machine
- Supply chains hold key to reducing energy and saving costs