This survey enables you to carry out a diagnostic to assess your progress on ESG issues. It is based on the international ISO 26000 standard. The test comprises 25 questions, divided into 7 topics, and will take you around 10 minutes to complete.
Please note: Answers are strictly confidential and no information will be passed on to third parties. The data will be processed and stored securely for a limited period, in compliance with legal provisions. The results obtained will be purely informative.
This questionnaire was drawn up in collaboration with Goodwill-management, a sustainability strategy consultancy based in France.
Scoring Methodology - ESG Evaluation by Bright Path
The purpose of this questionnaire is to give you an initial overview of your maturity in relation to the various ESG issues. The purpose of this document is to explain the scoring methodology used by Bright Path.
The questionnaire is based on ISO 26000, the international standard for corporate social responsibility. The ISO standard is made up of seven general topics and covers the 36 fields of action of the standard. Here are the details, with the number of questions per topics (25 questions in total).
- Organizational Governance (2 questions)
- Human Rights (3 questions)
- Labour Practices (6 questions)
- Environment (6 questions)
- Fair Operating Prices (3 questions)
- Consumer Issues (3 questions)
- Community Involvement & Development (2 questions)
Each question has 4 possible answers, worth from 0 to 4 points. Here is the scale with explanation:
- 0 point: The organization does nothing about this issue.
- 1 point: The organisation has a base or respects the legislation, but it doesn’t go beyond that.
- 2.5 points: Measures have been put in place, the organization has made a commitment, but we are only halfway there.
- 4 points: The organisation’s commitment is complete, and it is a role model when it comes to this issue.
To obtain a score for each topic, all the questions in this topic are averaged. The overall mark, out of 100 points, is obtained by adding up the scores for each question.