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Sustainability reporting as disclosure, not decoration.

HPS treats sustainability as a strategic imperative, not a compliance exercise: ESG diagnostics against recognised frameworks, carbon footprint analysis, regulatory readiness and support from data collection to the published report.
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Sustainability services

Scope in writing
  1. 1DiagnoseNowGaps against the framework
  2. 2MeasureFootprint, metrics, data controls
  3. 3PlanRoadmap, risks, stakeholders
  4. 4ReportDraft, assure, publish
How we think about it
A sustainability report is a set of financial-grade assertions about non-financial facts. HPS brings the discipline of audit to the data before anyone writes a word of narrative.
DisclosureDisclosureGRI, SASB, IFRS S1 and S2Strategy and riskStrategy and riskStakeholders, roadmapMeasurementMeasurementCarbon footprint, metricsDataDataSources and controlsNigeria plans mandatory sustainability reporting by 2027, as stated by HPS
Disclosure rests on strategy and risk, which rest on measurement, which rests on data. HPS works from the inside out.
What is included
Scope is agreed in writing before any engagement starts. These are the services HPS currently offers under this practice, as published by HPS.
  1. 01ESG diagnosticsAssessment of environmental, social and governance performance against frameworks such as GRI, SASB and the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards (S1 and S2).
  2. 02Carbon footprint analysisMeasurement of emissions with emissions-reduction and climate-resilience roadmaps the organisation can fund and follow.
  3. 03Regulatory readinessAlignment with local and international standards ahead of Nigeria's planned move to mandatory sustainability reporting by 2027, as stated by HPS.
  4. 04Stakeholder and risk mappingIdentification of sustainability risks and opportunities, and of the stakeholders whose expectations shape them.
  5. 05Sustainability reporting supportFrom data collection and controls through to drafting the report and preparing for assurance.
Who it is for
  • Listed and regulated companies preparing for mandatory disclosure
  • Public entities and development partners with ESG commitments
  • Boards that want sustainability treated as strategy rather than publicity
  • Finance teams asked to own the sustainability numbers
How an engagement works
1DiagnoseGaps against the framework2MeasureFootprint, metrics, data controls3PlanRoadmap, risks, stakeholders4ReportDraft, assure, publish
Framework names and regulatory timelines are stated as HPS currently understands them and are confirmed in each engagement. The public ESG tool is indicative only.

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