ESG Triangulation Game
A decision-making simulation designed to engage participants in the field of environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles
The “ESG Triangulation” game is a decision-making simulator designed to engage participants in the realm of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. Based on real-world case studies, this game challenges players to make management decisions that impact ESG aspects and, subsequently, the business performance of a company. The game consists of three rounds, each focusing on different enterprises, with multiple cases and decision-making scenarios.
Benefits for Companies
Enhanced Understanding of ESG: The game offers a unique opportunity for companies to familiarize their staff with the importance of ESG principles, emphasizing their impact on business performance.
Practice for ESG Decision-Making: It allows companies to train their teams in making decisions aligned with the ESG agenda, preparing them for real-world ESG challenges.
Performance Metrics Analysis: Companies can evaluate the effects of different decisions on key performance metrics, such as investment attractiveness, HR brand, and stakeholder loyalty.
Benefits for Users
Hands-On Learning: Participants gain practical experience in managing ESG aspects and understanding the complexities and interconnectedness of E, S, and G.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Users sharpen their decision-making skills by considering the consequences of their choices and the trade-offs between E, S, and G metrics.
Engagement and Collaboration: The game fosters engagement and collaboration among participants, promoting a deeper understanding of ESG principles.
Decision-Making:
Participants refine their decision-making skills in the context of ESG, learning to balance environmental, social, and governance considerations.
Analytical Thinking:
Players develop analytical thinking as they assess the impacts of their decisions on various ESG parameters.
Communication and Collaboration:
The game encourages teamwork and communication, as participants work together to optimize ESG outcomes.
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