Disclosure of ESG risks of projects and plans to attract finance

Prepare for a dialogue with investors, with a clear and forward-looking view

In today’s financing environment, especially for large, infrastructure and capital-intensive projects, it is no longer enough to have an economic justification. Investors, banks and international institutions expect projects to pay serious attention to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in addition to profitability. For this reason, disclosing ESG risks in a transparent, accurate and international standard-based manner has become a key prerequisite for attracting finance.

In this service, the focus is on identifying and documenting risks that may affect the success, sustainability and social legitimacy of the project, including environmental impacts, social consequences, legal issues, risks related to corporate governance, and requirements for compliance with international financial standards such as the IFC Performance Standards or the EU Taxonomy.

Proper and responsible disclosure of these risks not only increases project transparency, but also increases investor confidence and readiness to invest. Such an approach puts projects in a better position to compete for sustainable financing and increases their chances of success in financial and technical assessments.
This is not just a formal document; it is about translating the complexities of ESG into a language that investors can understand, a language in which the project can be defended not only financially, but also responsibly and risk-takingly.