Implementing a corporate sustainability strategy in Latin America requires planning, measurement and long-term commitment. Companies that do so achieve economic, social and environmental benefits.

1. Strategy and Planning

Development of a comprehensive sustainability strategy aligned with business objectives, including assessment of ESG risks and opportunities, definition of short and long-term goals, and establishment of specific roadmaps for each area of the organization.

2. Diagnosis and Measurement

Comprehensive analysis of the current situation through carbon footprint assessments, energy audits, water consumption analysis and waste management. This stage includes establishing baselines and continuous monitoring systems to measure progress.

3. Implementation and Execution

Concrete actions to achieve the defined objectives: incorporation of renewable energies, implementation of energy efficiency programs, development of circular economy initiatives, and improvements in the management of natural resources.

4. Reporting and Communication

Sustainability reporting is key to demonstrating progress and attracting investors. It includes preparation of ESG reports under international standards such as GRI, SASB or TCFD, transparent communication of results to stakeholders, and obtaining relevant environmental and social certifications.

A company that communicates transparent results builds trust and strengthens its position in the market.

Luciana Arouca, Director of Sustainability Services for GLA at JLL mentions "sustainability consulting helps organizations implement planned organizational change that positively impacts business and society."