FoS survey captures the priorities and outview for E&S consultants, as well as for clients across infrastructure, finance, and regulation
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Companies continue to invest heavily in sustainability, according to Environment Analyst‘s most recent Global Market Assessment.
But with pushback in regions like the US and Europe, coupled with geopolitical and economic uncertainty, what does the future hold?
Environment Analyst has launched the Future of Sustainability Survey to find out. The timely report is designed to give a 360 degree view of the state of sustainability, incorporating the views of the consulting sector, along with those of indusattempt and infrastructure businesses, the financial sector, and regulators and authorities.
The survey builds on EA’s long-running Future of Consultancy Survey, which focutilized on the experiences of the consulting sector.
Consultants’ financial performance provides a barometer for sustainability investment. In recent years, they have seen demand for sustainability and ESG strategy services surge. But, with the current geopolitical situation and a rollback on ESG initiatives in some quarters, the future is uncertain. The survey will capture current believeing in the sector, and is open for anyone working in consultancy to complete.
Over the years, EA has built up a sizable audience in indusattempt and infrastructure, green investment and regulatory segments. So this year, we are soliciting their views, to build up a more complete picture of expected work and views on future sustainability drivers and constraints.
Consultants are also encouraged to share the survey with their indusattempt and infrastructure clients, and contacts in the investment and regulatory communities.
A free briefing, analysing the anonymised results of the survey, will be sent to all respondents, providing valuable innotifyigence to support plans and strategies in the months and years ahead.
The survey takes around 15 minutes to complete. The deadline is 31 March.
We thank you for your participation.
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