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  What is ESG Reporting? An Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report, also known as a sustainability report, is a document that needs to be released by a corporation or organization. It helps the business to be more open about the dangers and chances it may hold. Organizations have progressed in their use of sustainability and ESG strategies from adopting compostable materials to integrating sustainability into their operations, strategy, product development, and business practices. Businesses have recently started seeing the importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance as a tool to attract potential partnerships and business. Following ESG Compliances adds to the stature of the company and naturally makes them stand out from any threats or competition. ESG Reports authentic data related to disclosing ESG activities that in turn benefit the company as it portrays a good image.   Why is it important? Environment-The benefits of ESG for the environment are numerous. It

  Introduction  According to the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Climate Change of the Government of India, the Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastic Packaging needs to be authorized through the EPR portal CPCB, and for plastic packaging, the registration of PIBOs and PWPS in accordance with the EPR norms is mandatory.  For the Extended Producer Responsibility Plans, the registration of PIBOs and PWPs is processed through the portal. The applicant at the portal is asked for data related to plastic packaging sales, consumption, and procurement. The EPR target for the operational year is calculated using the data from the previous two years that will be submitted with the application. The provisions relating to the assessment of the number of recycled plastics for the use and reuse of plastic packaging, as well as the information relating to sales and procurement information based on the EPR target that shall be generated as per the regulation,  Let's examine the proced