Sustainability and Process Improvement

What do we do?

• Integrating sustainability into business strategy
• Sustainability Report and Sustainability Action Plan
• DNSH Report - Do No Significant Harm

Benefits for your company:
✔️ Meeting the expectations and demands of the value chain
✔️ Reducing reputational and financial risks
✔️ Access to sustainable finance and investment
✔️ Reducing costs (improving energy efficiency, reducing resource consumption and improving waste management)
✔️ More efficient products, services and business models

Who is it for?

• Suitable for companies that want to start their sustainable reporting journey.
• It includes an analysis of the main ESG indicators and compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Allows the development of action plans for continuous improvement and attracting ESG incentives.
• It helps the company demonstrate its environmental, social and governance commitment to internal and external stakeholders.

The Sustainability Report is ideal for companies that want to structure a first report and prepare for future requirements.

360º Sustainability Report - For Whom?

• A more in-depth and strategic analysis, considering multiple ESG criteria and business impact.
• It includes dual materiality analysis (financial and material dimension), i.e. analysing the (physical) impacts the company has externally and the external (financial) impacts on the company.
• It enables action plans to be developed for continuous improvement and to attract ESG incentives.
• Analysis of Scope 3 emissions in the value chain (operations upstream and downstream of the company's core business, which are not carried out directly through the company's operations).

The 360º Sustainability Report is ideal for companies that want a complete report in line with the sustainability requirements of large companies.

DNSH Report - For Whom? 

Compliance with the Requirements of SITCE - Productive Innovation or other Incentive Systems

What is the DNSH Report and why is it essential?
For companies that have applied to SITCE - Productive Innovation or SIBT - Territorial Base System, compliance with the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle is a mandatory requirement for access to funds. The DNSH Report ensures that the project does not cause significant damage to the environment, in accordance with the European Taxonomy.

Yunit Consulting offers a complete and validated DNSH Report, ensuring that your application is in line with the required sustainability criteria.

🔍 How can Yunit help?

Our specialised sustainability team ensures that your report fully complies with the requirements, avoiding delays and rejections in your application.

What do we do?

• Diagnosis and analysis of processes using Lean methodologies.
• Support in implementing process improvement practices.

Benefits for your company:

✔️ Reduction in waste and operating costs.
✔️ Increased productivity and competitiveness.
✔️ Greater agility in responding to the market.

Find out how to optimise your processes and reduce waste.

What do we do?

• Identify funding opportunities for sustainable projects.
• Application support.
• Strategy for maximising financial and tax incentives.

Benefits for your company:
✔️ Financing for sustainable innovation (Decarbonisation, Energy Efficiency, Circular Economy, Green Productive Investment, among others.)
✔️ Maximising the return on ESG investments.
✔️ Fulfilling criteria for tax incentives.

Explore the incentives available to your company.

What do we do?

• Support in implementing the requirements of the standard(s) (Example: NP EN ISO 9001; NP EN ISO 14001; among others).
• Internal audits to validate the requirements implemented.
• Support in the certification process by an external organisation.

Benefits for your company:
✔️ Improved internal organisation and processes.
✔️ Compliance with legal obligations.
✔️Resposta meeting the expectations and demands of the value chain.