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ESG and climate data infrastructure

ESG is no longer just a report. It's financial risk.

Verifiable socio-environmental and climate risk data, by CNPJ, CPF and contract, for credit, insurance, compliance, supply chain and investment decisions.

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Evidence record Illustrative data Fictitious entity and CNPJ
Legal name
Exemplo Agroindustrial Ltda.
CNPJ
EX.EMP.LO1/0001-07
Lookup time
  1. Receita FederalRegistration status Active status EV-2026-09-30-0412
  2. QSA and PEPShareholder structure 3 partners, no PEP EV-2026-09-30-0413
  3. PGFNFederal tax debt 1 finding EV-2026-09-30-0419
  4. CGUCEIS and CNEP No findings EV-2026-09-30-0420
  5. MTESlave labor registry No findings EV-2026-09-30-0422
  6. IBAMAEnvironmental embargoes No findings EV-2026-09-30-0423
  7. CNJLawsuits 2 active lawsuits EV-2026-09-30-0425
  8. PRODESDeforestation on the land parcel No alert EV-2026-09-30-0426
  9. SICARLand parcel CAR Pending documentation EV-2026-09-30-0427
  10. IRC-ESGreen30-day climate on the land parcel 34, Low band EV-2026-09-30-0430
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ESGreen Score

799 of 1,000

the higher, the lower the risk
Methodology version
score-v3.2
Sources checked
10 of 70+
70+ public, regulatory and global sources connected to every decision. In this fictitious example, each source arrives with its collection time and evidence identifier.

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  • Launch, FEBRABAN TECH 2026

    IRC-ESGreen

    Climate is already on the balance sheet. Now it needs to be in the decision. A Climate Risk Index from 0 to 100 that combines climate, ESG and operational data.

  • LIFT Papers 2026, Central Bank of Brazil and Fenasbac

    ESGreen Insights: data for sustainability

    Can ESG data be trusted? ESGreen's project published in LIFT Papers 2026, with the full paper available for download.

  • ESGreen Research

    Supplier monitoring: why 48% have an active risk

    In the ESGreen database, about 48% of monitored companies have at least one active alert. See what this reveals about the supply chain.

companies assessed and monitored
100K+
institutions using ESGreen's infrastructure
60+
clients
75+
public, regulatory and global sources integrated
70+
critical risk layers in the ESGreen Score
12

Data as of Sep 2026. Source: ESGreen database.

Context

The regulatory environment has evolved. Monitoring needs to evolve with it.

CMN and Central Bank resolutions, SUSEP rules and IFRS S2 call for a view of risk that goes beyond your own balance sheet and reaches the entire chain of counterparties.

  • Reactive analysis. Relevant changes reach the assessment of suppliers, clients and partners late, weighing on Risk, Compliance and Credit.
  • More effort from the team. Scattered information requires manual work to consolidate data and prioritize findings, overloading Onboarding, Qualification and Procurement.
  • Gaps in identification. Legal, tax, socio-environmental and reputational risks can stay off the radar, exposing the institution to regulatory risk.
Illustrative diagram: between two one-off lookups there is a gap with no visibility; continuous monitoring records the alerts in that gap. One-off lookup Blind spot: events no one saw Continuous monitoring Sanction Lawsuit Embargo time
Illustrative diagram. Between two one-off lookups, the alerts for that period only show up in continuous monitoring.

Between one lookup and the next, blind spots appear.

From data to decision

Monitor. Report. Verify. Decide.

The difference between saying you do it and being able to prove you do it.

  1. Monitoring

    Every CNPJ, CPF, land parcel and operation, tracked continuously.

  2. Reporting

    Standardized information for committee, audit and regulator.

  3. Verification

    Every data point with source, date, version and evidence.

  4. Decision

    Evidence becomes action, and the action is recorded.

    • Suggested action per operation
    • Final sign-off recorded, with author and date
    • Input for credit policy and committee

Decision feeds the next monitoring cycle

ESGreen provides data, evidence and an audit trail. Independent assurance and verification by accredited verifiers remain with auditors and verifiers.

See how the platform runs the cycle

Platform

Three layers of infrastructure. A safer decision.

From raw data to decision. Each layer feeds the next, and every result can be traced back to its source.

  1. Layer 1: Data

    Public, regulatory and global sources, integrated and updated daily.

    • 70+ integrated sources
    • Model by CNPJ, CPF, land parcel and contract
    • Lineage with source, date and version
    • Data & API

  2. Layer 2: Intelligence

    Models that turn data into measurable, comparable risk.

    • ESGreen Score, from 0 to 1,000 (the higher, the lower the risk)
    • IRC-ESGreen, from 0 to 100 (the higher, the greater the risk)

  3. Layer 3: Applications

    Risk built into credit, procurement, compliance and reporting routines.

  4. Decision

    Evidence becomes action, and the action is recorded.

    At the institution

Delivery formats

  • API
  • Dashboard
  • Assessment report
  • Alerts
  • Regulatory reporting
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The third-party cycle

From onboarding to the decision on every supplier, client and partner.

Before the contract, during the relationship and when something happens: every stage leaves evidence, and the decision is recorded.

  1. Before the contract

    Can I engage them? With what precautions?

    On record ESGreen Score, risk level, each area's sign-off and the qualification report.

  2. During the relationship

    What changed?

    On record Alerts by type and by counterparty, certificates with history, lawsuits and news prioritized by risk.

  3. When something happens

    Who handles it, by when, and what did the supplier reply?

    On record Area, owner, follow-up deadline, conversation with the supplier and supporting documents.

  4. Decision

    Keep, monitor or exit?

    On record Final sign-off with decision, author and date.

Qualification tells you whether the supplier gets in. Monitoring tells you what changed. The Alert Center shows what your team did about it.

IRC-ESGreen, Climate Risk Index

The event happens in the field. The impact shows up on the balance sheet.

The IRC-ESGreen measures physical climate risk by land parcel, contract and portfolio, converts exposure into reais and recommends an action for each operation.

Illustrative data: fictitious portfolio, does not represent real clients

See the IRC-ESGreen on a fictitious portfolio

Demo run DEMO-2026-09-30-A, fictitious data, issued on

Forecast horizon

Window projected from the date of the run.

Illustrative map of the 40 fictitious land parcels. The most critical contracts are in the table below.

IRC band: the higher, the greater the risk

  1. Very low 0–25
  2. Low 26–40
  3. Medium 41–60
  4. High 61–75
  5. Critical 76–100

Each dot is a fictitious land parcel.

Horizon: 30 days

  • Portfolio average IRC

    57 / 100

    the higher, the greater the risk

  • Climate exposure

    R$8.29M

    estimated value at risk over the horizon

  • Contracts in the High or Critical band

    15 of 40 (38%)

    at least one land parcel with an IRC above 60

  • Predominant event

    frost

    most frequent among exposed land parcels

The 3 most critical contracts in this horizon

Fictitious contracts ranked by IRC for the horizon of 30 days
#ContractMunicipality/StateCropForecast eventIRCBandExposureSuggested action
1 Fictitious contract 0020 G-020Videira/SC, grapes Videira/SC grapes frost 94 Critical R$109K block
2 Fictitious contract 0032 G-032Caxias do Sul/RS, grapes Caxias do Sul/RS grapes frost 87 Critical R$337K provision
3 Fictitious contract 0010 G-010Castro/PR, beans Castro/PR beans frost 84 Critical R$190K provision

Ranked by IRC over the selected horizon. Ties are ranked by exposure in reais.

See the full demo

From harvest to balance sheet

  1. Climate event
  2. Production loss
  3. Lower repayment capacity
  4. Default or renegotiation
  5. Provisions, capital and earnings

The problem isn't just that the climate is changing. It's the loss reaching the portfolio without warning.

Alert issued

12 daysA −1.6 °C frost forecast for July 14 in Caxias do Sul, identified 12 days in advance.

Event
Frost
Forecast for
Lead time
12 days
Location
Caxias do Sul/RS

Real portfolio of a credit cooperative in southern Brazil.

Three scenarios in reais before the committee decides
  1. FavorableR$ 1,88 mi
  2. BaseR$ 2,36 mi
  3. SevereR$ 3,06 mi

Portfolio climate exposure over the analyzed horizon (example).

Scale of 0 to 100: the higher, the greater the risk
  1. 0–25 Very low
  2. 26–40 Low
  3. 41–60 Medium
  4. 61–75 High
  5. 76–100 Critical

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Who we serve

The same infrastructure, configured for each institution's question.

Credit cooperatives

Rural portfolio, members and suppliers monitored at system scale, with climate risk by land parcel and evidence for supervisors.

  1. Grant credit with the risk of the current crop in viewModule: IRC-ESGreen
  2. Check socio-environmental impediments to rural creditModule: ESGreen Pre-assessment and Data & API
  3. Monitor corporate members, suppliers and partnersModule: ESGreen Monitoring
See solutions for credit cooperatives

Banks

Socio-environmental and climate risk inside the credit workflow, with data for the new GRSAC tables and an evidence trail ready for CMN 5,185 reasonable assurance.

  1. Classify counterparties by CNAE and sectorModule: Data & API
  2. Measure the climate exposure of the rural portfolioModule: IRC-ESGreen
  3. Flag socio-environmental risk by debtorModule: ESGreen Score
See solutions for banks

Insurers

Underwrite with the climate ahead, not just the climate behind. CAR, embargo and slave labor list checks by CPF, CNPJ and property at underwriting.

  1. Check CNSP 485 impediments at underwritingModule: ESGreen Pre-assessment and Data & API
  2. Underwrite with the projected climateModule: IRC-ESGreen
  3. Track accumulation in the insured portfolioModule: IRC-ESGreen
See solutions for insurers

Asset managers and capital markets

ESG and climate data by issuer, asset and portfolio, for TSB classification, IFRS S2 reporting and the Previc ESG (ASG) plan.

  1. Screen issuers, debtors and assignors before allocationModule: ESGreen Score and ESGreen Pre-assessment
  2. Track the private credit portfolio to maturityModule: ESGreen Monitoring
  3. Measure the climate risk of agribusiness underlying assetsModule: IRC-ESGreen
See solutions for asset managers

Companies

Every company outsources part of its own risk. Qualification and continuous monitoring show what is in your chain today and alert you when something changes.

  1. Qualify suppliers with risk criteriaModule: Supplier qualification
  2. Monitor the entire base at onceModule: ESGreen Monitoring
  3. Handle every alert through to a decisionModule: Alert Center
See solutions for companies

ESGreen Education

Knowledge that stays in the organization

We train leaders, committees, boards and teams to integrate ESG into day-to-day decisions, from a one-off workshop to ongoing training.

  • ESG Lab. Immersive workshop to align quickly on a critical topic.
  • ESG 360. Long-format modular training, with assessment and a certificate of completion.
  • On Demand. Handbooks, guides and tailored content.
Explore ESGreen Education Read the Sicredi Dexis case study
Sicredi Dexis team gathered in front of a green wall with the cooperative's name
At Sicredi Dexis, the entire management layer went through the training and built the Sicredi System's first local materiality matrix.

Regulation

The challenge isn't knowing the rule.

It's turning regulatory requirements into opportunities and portfolio management, with evidence and an audit trail.

See the regulatory map
Status of social, environmental and climate risk rules

  1. Under development

    Foreseen in an official document, with no date set in a rule yet.

    • TSB: MRV Portal and first wave (S1 and S2 banks, asset managers, funds and listed companies) TSB
    • TSB: second wave, with credit cooperatives, insurers and pension funds TSB
    • TSB: mandatory verification by accredited verifiers TSB

  2. Proposed

    Under consultation or with a proposed timeline. The direction is already set.

    • SUSEP: new sustainability rules, with climate scenarios and ESG in underwriting SUSEP 666
    • SBCE: monitoring plan for regulated facilities SBCE

  3. Published

    Rule published. The requirement takes effect in stages.

    • EUDR: zero-deforestation due diligence for large and medium-sized operators EUDR
    • New GRSAC: quantitative tables in the report BCB 586
    • CMN 5,268: PRODES check for properties of up to 4 fiscal modules CMN 5.268

    and 7 more milestones on the regulatory map

  4. In force

    Already applies. Evidence must be kept up to date.

    • CMN 5,185: IFRS S1/S2 reporting with reasonable assurance for publicly traded institutions and S1 and S2 leaders CMN 5.185
    • CVM 244: voluntary IFRS S1/S2 reporting for listed companies CVM 193/244
    • CNSP 485: socio-environmental restrictions in rural insurance CNSP 485

    and 2 more milestones on the regulatory map

Informational content; not legal advice. Deadlines are set by regulators and subject to change; official dates are on the regulatory map. Status reviewed on .

See the regulatory map

Documented recognition, technology present in real decisions

In the Responsible Solutions chapter of the Sicredi 2025 Sustainability Report, prepared under the GRI standard, ESGreen is cited as the platform used to monitor and assess the ESG performance of Sicredi's suppliers.

“Today we have a customizable, agile platform that centralizes all the analysis of our supply chain, records every interaction with suppliers and generates a comparable ESG Score in minutes.”

Bruno Virtuoso, Procurement and Sourcing Manager, Sicredi

Sicredi 2025 Sustainability Report, ch. 6 “Responsible Solutions”, p. 127 (GRI 2-6 | 3-3).

Read the Sicredi case study

Clients who trust ESGreen

  • Sicredi
  • Ailos
  • Guarida
  • Cotabox
  • Data Rudder
  • Timenow

Programs and ecosystem

  • Member of NVIDIA Inception
  • Participant in LIFT – Financial Innovation Laboratory (Central Bank of Brazil and Fenasbac)
  • UN Global Compact participant
  • Acceleration and innovation programs: Fenasbac Inovação, LIFT Data, InovaClima Brasil, InovAtiva de Impacto, Desafix
  • IRC-ESGreen launched at FEBRABAN TECH 2026

Programs, hubs and events ESGreen takes part in. The presence of a brand does not imply endorsement by the institution.

Methodology

A score is only worth something if it can be explained.

We publish how we assess.

  • ESGreen Score

    Scale of 0 to 1,000: the higher, the lower the risk. 12 risk layers across 5 dimensions, published with a Confidence Index.

    Higher = lower risk

    How the Score is built

  • IRC-ESGreen

    Scale of 0 to 100: the higher, the greater the risk. IRC = Climate + ESG + Operational, in five bands, from Very low to Critical.

    Higher = higher risk

    How the IRC is calculated

  • Sources and governance

    70+ sources, with the date and origin of every piece of information, versioned methodology and dated runs.

    Source
    IBAMA, embargoes
    Collected
    30/09/2026 08:44
    Evidence
    EV-2026-09-30-0423
    Methodology
    score-v3.2

    Fictitious example, from the IBAMA source in the Evidence record at the top of the page.

    See sources and governance
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Research

Analyses, guides and case studies on regulation, climate risk, reporting and verification for companies and financial institutions.

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News

ESGreen in the media, announcements and events.

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