261PI
261PI
261PI is an impact assessment international SaaS platform specializing in sport and entertainment. The 261PI solution enables any industry player to measure, analyse and promote their Environmental, Social and Governance Performance (ESG).
The primary benefit for partner organizations is the ability to promote their CSR commitments to businesses, financial backers and investors. The solution also helps strengthen an organization’s reputation internally and externally.
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- 261PI measures CSR performance based on ESG indicators designed to reflect the sector-specific issues faced by stakeholders in sport and the sport and entertainment industry (events activities, the AGEC Act to increases the number of industries with Extended Producer Responsibility status, etc.).
Organizations and businesses can complete their own self-assessment to obtain a score on the index after creating their profile on the 261PI platform.
Representative structures (federations, unions, professional leagues, etc.) can work with 261PI experts to establish an industry index that considers indicators for all of the sector’s goals and specificities.
- 261PI supports impact performance170+ solutions available online to support the implementation of CSR/OSR action plans
Regulatory watch and analytical articles available online
A support service offering impact performance assistance from our 261PI experts
261PI provides reports for all stakeholders, incorporating the full range of regulatory and institutional frameworks (SDG, CSRD, Charter of 15 Commitments, etc.)
261PI improves value creation for businesses and organizations by measuring their ESG performance Increase your value creation with the ESG performance assessment
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261PI provides reports for all stakeholders, incorporating the full range of regulatory and institutional frameworks (SDG, CSRD, Charter of 15 Commitments, etc.)
Indicators on the level of contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the French Ministry of Sport’s Charter of 15 Commitments
Correlation with the regulatory expectations of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)