ESG Policy
This ESG Policy represents a company's statement of values regarding environmental, social and governance issues. It is a tool to guide the company's operations at the level of employees but also contractors and commercial partners.
Last updated October 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
What are the benefits of an ESG Policy?
- Demonstrates a company’s commitment to responsible and sustainable business practices, and to manage risks and create long-term value.
- An ESG policy can help companies identify and mitigate risks related to environmental impact, social issues, and governance practices.
- It can drive innovation by encouraging companies to develop new products and services that prioritise sustainability and social responsibility, leading to new market opportunities and increased competitiveness.
- It can help companies align with their stakeholders’ values, including customers, employees, investors, and communities, leading to increased loyalty, engagement, and support.
- It can contribute to long-term growth by promoting sustainable business practices which increase efficiency, reduce costs and generate new revenue streams.
Use this ESG Policy if:
- You are a company looking to improve your sustainability practices and reduce your environmental footprint.
What does the ESG Policy cover?
- The parties responsible for implementing this policy, and the role that they play.
- Monitoring, reporting and enforcement mechanisms.
- The details of initiatives that can be taken.
- Reputational issues.
- Ethical procurement.
Further information
View Sample ESG Policy
The Legal Risk Score of a ESG Policy Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document allows for amendments to the policy at any time, which could lead to unpredictability in its application and expectations.
- There is a lack of specific detail on who is responsible for implementing changes or overseeing certain aspects of the policy, which might lead to confusion or inefficiencies in its enforcement.
- The document states that breaches should be reported through whistleblowing channels, but it does not specify the methods or procedures for reporting, potentially complicating compliance efforts.
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