ESG Reporting
Double Materiality: A Practical Guide for Your First Report
How to approach double materiality with a practical process for impacts, risks, opportunities, and evidence.

Double materiality asks companies to assess both financial materiality and impact materiality. That means understanding how sustainability matters affect the business and how the business affects people and the environment.
A practical first report starts with stakeholder input, topic mapping, scoring criteria, and documentation. The goal is not only compliance, but a reporting process that leadership can understand and reuse.