Supply chainResearch
Supplier monitoring: why 48% have an active risk
In the ESGreen database, about 48% of monitored companies have at least one active alert. See why supplier risk stays invisible and how to monitor it.
Research
Analyses, guides, case studies and papers on regulation, climate risk and ESG data for companies and financial institutions.
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Case studiesCase study
Education as the foundation of the first Sicredi Dexis materiality matrix
How ESG Lab, from ESGreen Education, prepared Sicredi Dexis managers to build the first local materiality matrix in the Sicredi System.
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Reporting and verificationAnalysis
ESG MRV in Credit Cooperatives: Monitoring, Reporting and Verification as a Management Routine
How credit cooperatives can structure the monitoring, reporting and verification cycle to turn ESG initiatives into verifiable evidence.
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ESG educationOpinion
ESG education in cooperatives: how to turn knowledge into action across the value chain
Why ESG education, treated as culture rather than an event, is how cooperatives engage suppliers and SMEs with proportionate requirements.
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ESG educationGuide
ESG education for credit cooperatives: how to turn training into execution and business value
Credit cooperatives already invest above average in training. The challenge is turning training hours into execution, governance and business decisions.
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Reporting and verificationGuide
ESG MRV (monitoring, reporting and verification) in Brazil's Sustainable Taxonomy: what changes in practice
What the Brazilian Sustainable Taxonomy (Decree 12,705/2025) and its MRV System change for banks and cooperatives in credit, risk and compliance.
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PapersPaper
LIFT Papers 2026: ESGreen Insights, ESG data for the financial system with Brazil's Central Bank and Fenasbac
The ESGreen Insights – Data for Sustainability project, published in LIFT Papers 2026 (Central Bank of Brazil and Fenasbac), with the full paper to download.
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TrendsAnalysis
2026 agenda for cooperatives: ESG as management and opportunity, not rhetoric
The themes that should guide the ESG agenda of cooperatives in 2026: supply chain risk, reporting and verification, auditability, data use, governance and impact with results.
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Supply chainOpinion
ESG in the Supply Chain: How to Turn Sustainability into Positive Global Impact
Column by Renata Pradier Farias on how to integrate ESG and the circular economy into the supply chain, with cooperatives as protagonists.
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Cooperativism and ESG: the power of efficiency for a sustainable future
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ESG trends: innovation that paves the way for new business
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Sustainable Taxonomy in Brazil: What It Is, How to Apply It and How to Unlock Green Credit
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The role of technology in the evolution of ESG practices
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