Your funder wants sustainability evidence before the project moves forward.
A sponsor, lender, or regulator wants emissions data, controls, and reporting before the project proceeds. We help you set the project boundary, prepare the data, and report it, matched to the stage you're at.
Where do you want to start?
A funder wants evidence first
A sponsor, lender, or regulator wants emissions data and controls before the project proceeds. Send us the request and we'll prepare it, matched to the stage.
Send us the request about A funder wants evidence firstYou need project emissions
We define the project boundary and calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 for the reporting period in front of you.
See GHG calculations about You need project emissionsYou have to report to the funder
We turn project data into funder updates, sponsor summaries, and reports backed by records.
See reporting about You have to report to the funderSustainability on a funded project
Projects often need sustainability evidence when a sponsor, funder, lender, or regulator asks for emissions data, environmental and social controls, impact claims, or reporting materials before the project proceeds. We help project teams define the project boundary, prepare the data, and respond in a way that matches the project stage and the records available.
Where we can help
Respond to funder and sponsor requests
Send us the sponsor, funder, lender, or regulator request. We tell you what it needs, identify missing records, and prepare answer language matched to the project stage.
Supplier Request Support
Calculate project-related emissions
We define the project boundary, collect activity data, and calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions for the records and reporting period in front of you.
GHG Emissions Calculations
Prepare project reporting materials
We turn project data into funder updates, sponsor summaries, sustainability reports, and communications backed by records.
Reporting and Communications
Support ratings and certifications
We organize the documents, policies, data, and improvement actions required for project certifications, rating submissions, buyer scorecards, and related documentation.
Ratings and CertificationsFree help before we talk.
A first number in about ten minutes, and guides on project boundaries and reporting.
Common questions
01Who asks projects for sustainability evidence?
Project sponsors, funders, lenders, regulators, customers, public-sector buyers, and procurement teams can ask for sustainability plans, greenhouse gas (GHG) data, risk controls, impact evidence, supplier information, and reporting commitments.
02The project isn't finished. What can we report now?
We match the response to the stage you're at: the project boundary, the reporting year, the records you already have, and any claims you plan to make. You report what is real now and set up what comes next, without overstating.
Tell us what you need.
Share the request, the deadline, or the question. We'll suggest the right first step.
Free help before you ever talk to us.
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