ESG Monitoring and Reporting is one of the key processes for monitoring, evaluating, and presenting to stakeholders a company's activities in the areas of Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance. This approach includes not only financial indicators but also information about a company's social and environmental impacts, management standards, and sustainability levels.

Monitoring refers to the continuous tracking and analysis of ESG indicators, companies assess their Environmental impacts (carbon footprint, water use, waste management), Social responsibilities (labor conditions, diversity, community relations),

Governance practices (transparency, anti-corruption policies, governance structure)
Accountability is  sharing the results of monitoring with stakeholders in an open and transparent manner. Companies demonstrate the alignment of their activities with sustainable development principles, risk management, and long-term strategic goals through ESG reports. These reports are prepared in accordance with international standards (e.g., GRI – Global Reporting Initiative or SASB – Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) and help improve a company's transparency.

ESG Monitoring and Reporting also enables companies to build trusting relationships with stakeholders (investors, customers, government agencies, and society), protect their reputation and  gain a competitive advantage. This process serves as a key benchmark for companies committed to sustainable development goals.