Impact Statement
Qualitative and quantitative in depth impact analysis of a company
- Assessment of the full scope of real positive and negative impacts
- Based on a double materiality analysis
- Contextualized data based on the IMP norms
- Get a company’s impak Score™
360° analysis based on a double materiality approach
Contextualized outcome & impact data
Rigorous methodology based on the IMP norms
Avoid impact or SDG washing
Main features
Beyond ESG, get a 360° impact analysis based on double materiality
Our impact statement provides both the impact of society and the environment on the company, as well as the impact of the company on society and the environment.
It includes negative impact mitigation and focuses on how a business generates positive impacts.
Get a detailed analysis of positive and negative impacts
impak provides a 360° analysis based on the Impact Management Project 5 dimensions of impact, as well as contextualized data.
Evaluate the long-term growth potential of a company based on its impact potential
Grasp a company’s growth potential based on its ability to generate positive impacts and mitigate its negative ones.
How we deliver data
SaaS Platform
CSV file
API
Crafted to assist
- Asset Managers
Assess and report on the potential impacts on the UN 17 SDGs of their investment universe/portfolios
- Banks
Assess and report on the potential impacts on the UN 17 SDGs of their lending portfolio
- Companies
Better understand their potential positive and negative impacts on the UN 17 SDGs and their suppliers potentials positive or negative impacts
- ETF issuers
Build an SDG aligned ETF
Methodology & Sources
Methodology
The Impact Statement (iS) provides an in-depth qualitative and quantitative analysis of a company’s negative and positive impacts. It is based on a double materiality approach responding to current and upcoming regulatory standards and aligns with the SDGs. Going beyond ESG, the iS analysis is based on the five dimensions of the Impact Management Project (IMP) norms, assessing indicators, mitigation strategies, positive impacts and providing contextualized content. The analysis generates an impak Score™ on a scale from 0 to 1000.
Sources
The sources used to perform an iS analysis are exclusively collected from publicly available documents, including corporate disclosures (ie. Sustainability Reports, EU Taxonomy and TCFD disclosures), and corporate websites. To collect information from private companies, impak has developed the impak Data Collection Platform (iDCP), which provides an interactive online questionnaire where companies can themselves fill in the relevant information to perform an analysis.
