In the Environmental pillar, companies are evaluated based on their direct or indirect impact on the planet, including waste management, carbon emissions, and the use of natural resources. The Social dimension focuses on the company's relationships with employees, suppliers, customers, and the community, addressing topics such as diversity, human rights, and workplace safety.

Governance examines the company's leadership, executive compensation, audits, and internal controls, ensuring transparency and ethics.

Investors and consumers are increasingly aware, prioritizing companies that demonstrate a strong commitment to ESG practices.  This approach not only mitigates risks, but also drives innovation, attracts talent, and strengthens reputation, building a more resilient and fair future for all. This scenario of evaluation and gradual change is part of the world of decentralized finance and web3.