E(2S)G — World's First Assessment With Safety & Wartime Context
Your Business Sustainability Is Measurable
Independent assessment of sustainable development progress and business operational practices. A 100-point scoring system that reflects regulatory requirements and global best practices. Your score is your investment appeal and business resilience.
The Challenge
ESG Standards Don't Account for Wartime Risks and Armed Conflicts
Companies invest in sustainability but don't always have a clear picture of real progress. Traditional ESG approaches focus on reporting and don't fully reflect business operational risks in wartime conditions.
- CSR initiatives without systemic integration into strategy
- Reporting oriented towards communication, not decision-making
- Document verification instead of real process analysis
- Formal compliance without understanding the substance
- Auditors check reports — no understanding of how to operationally drive this forward
Business Needs a Deeper Assessment
Not document or report verification — real processes, management decisions, contextual alignment and supply chains.
Ukraine Context
Preparing for CSRD and ESRS requirements
Expectations of international partners and investors
Personnel and infrastructure security risks
Impact of war on operational activities
ESG standards don't account for wartime risks and the specific conditions of business in Ukraine
The Solution
SCX Sustainability Scorex™ — E(2S)G Methodology
Classic ESG focuses on three dimensions: Environmental, Social, Governance. SCX Sustainability Scorex™ extends this logic for the global safety risks context. The methodology integrates safety factors, strategic maturity, operational resilience and wartime environmental risks into a company's sustainable development assessment.
E(2S)G
World's First Methodology with a Standalone Safety Dimension and Wartime Context
Environmental / Environmental Impact
The company's impact on the environment and its ability to manage natural resources, minimize harm and adapt to climate change.
Social / Social Responsibility
The company's impact on people: employees, suppliers, communities and vulnerable groups, as well as adherence to human rights.
Safety / Security
Whether the company can ensure the safety of lives and health of people, stability of critical processes and integrity of infrastructure under physical, digital, industrial and wartime threats.
Governance / Corporate Governance
Assesses how the company has built its decision-making, control and accountability system. Includes a separate "Strategic Maturity" block demonstrating the depth of sustainability integration into the business model, DMA availability, reporting readiness and transparency.
How It Works
Five Steps to Your Score
You Provide Information
About processes, policies and indicators via a structured questionnaire. Confidentiality guaranteed.
We Conduct the Analysis
We assess E(2S)G based on regulatory requirements, global benchmarks and our own methodology that accounts for wartime risks.
You Receive Your Score
Numerical indicator on a 0–100 scale. Sustainability maturity level.
Analytical Report
Strengths, risks, opportunities, management insights and priorities for further action.
Roadmap — Move Forward
Practical action plan and consultation. Full package in 3–4 weeks.
Market reality
first and only methodology in the world with Safety and wartime risks in the E(2S)G model
financial penalties in some EU countries for corporate reporting violations
more chances to attract investment with a sustainability strategy
of companies are not ready for international ESG reporting
or be scored.
What You Receive
From Uncertainty to a Clear Plan
You Are Here
Start
Analysis
3–4 weeks
Score
0-100
Report
Roadmap
Actions
Progress
Score — Your Numerical Indicator
Company sustainability level on a 0–100 scale.
Reporting Readiness
Business gaps according to CSRD, EU Taxonomy, CSDDD, GRI standards, investor expectations, etc.
Operational Recommendations
We analyze processes and decisions — not just documents.
Roadmap & Consultation
What to fix, in what order — with prioritized steps.
For Whom
For Companies That Prepare First
Supply Chain
Partners require ESG data. Check the stakeholders in your supply chain.
Investment Attraction
Foreign investors assess ESG risks. Show measurable progress and gain a competitive edge.
Under CSRD Requirements
Mandatory non-financial reporting is gaining force. Scorex will show where you are now and what to do.
Reputational Capital
The market, media and talent choose companies with demonstrable responsibility. Scorex turns your sustainability into a measurable reputational asset.
Vision
The World's First Standard for Countries in Transformation
To become the first sustainability assessment standard in the world for countries in transformation and recovery, countries with geopolitical and safety instability.
Mission
Independent Analysis of Progress
To provide businesses with independent, evidence-based and contextual analysis of sustainable development progress.
Goal by 2030
Standard of Mature Practice in Ukraine
To make assessment under the SCX Sustainability Scorex™ methodology a mandatory element of mature corporate practice in Ukraine.
our services
analytical DAta solutions
SCX SUSTAINABILITY SCOREX™
Comprehensive assessment under the E(2S)G methodology. Score, analytical report, recommendations, roadmap, reporting readiness.
Core Solution
SSS
Scorex supply
screening
Risk-based screening of Tier-1 suppliers aligned with CSDDD framework: prioritizing resources where severe adverse impacts are most likely to occur.
Additional Solution
Founder
Kateryna Davydova
CEO & Founder · SCX Sustainability Scorex™
About the Founder
Kateryna Davydova — Sustainability and ESG expert. 10 years in the field — experience in the corporate sector, international organizations and solar energy. Studied at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Lecturer, author of the Mission Sustainable channel.
Practical ESG 360 experience includes: strategy development, DMA, HRRA, CSRD reporting, policy development, women's reskilling programs, gender equality programs, environmental programs, circular economy programs, humanitarian initiatives, educational programs for children, energy efficiency programs in solar energy, as well as programs for the support and reintegration of veterans.
Experience with organizations and brands
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