Why ESG matters in Qatar
ESG is a way of measuring and managing a company’s environmental impact, its treatment of people and communities, and the quality of its governance.
QSE, QCB and QDB are advancing sustainability reporting and sustainable finance. Early adopters gain stronger reputations, better efficiency and access to green financing.
Our ESG services
ESG readiness & materiality
ESG readiness and materiality assessment: the issues that matter most to your business and stakeholders.
ESG strategy
ESG strategy development.
Sustainability & CSR
Sustainability and CSR programme design.
ESG governance & risk
ESG governance and risk management.
Disclosure & reporting
ESG disclosure and reporting (GRI, SASB, TCFD).
Capacity building
Capacity building and awareness.
Strategic insight and hands-on delivery to help your organisation lead on sustainability and contribute to a greener Qatar.
Who leads your ESG engagement
Narendra Reddy Velugoti
Managing Director
- FCA
- ACMA
- CISA
- M.Com
- MBA
Internal audit and finance professional with 18+ years across Big Four firms, multinationals and government entities, specialising in governance, risk management, compliance and ERP-based audit transformation across construction, healthcare and diversified sectors in Qatar, the Middle East and India.
Meet the teamESG: frequently asked questions
What is ESG?
A way of measuring and managing a company’s environmental impact, its treatment of people and communities, and the quality of its governance.
Is ESG reporting mandatory in Qatar?
Qatar Stock Exchange has issued ESG reporting guidance for listed companies, and banks increasingly ask borrowers for ESG information. For most private companies it is voluntary but growing in importance.
We are not listed. Why should we care?
Lenders, large clients and government buyers increasingly ask suppliers about ESG. Early adopters win tenders and access green financing more easily.
Where do we start?
With an ESG readiness and materiality assessment, which identifies the issues that matter most to your business and stakeholders.
Which frameworks do you use?
GRI, SASB and TCFD, aligned with QSE guidance and Qatar National Vision 2030.
How long does a first ESG report take?
Typically 8 to 12 weeks, depending on data availability.
Do you also support ISO certifications?
Through our partner network we support ISO 14001 (environment), ISO 45001 (health and safety) and related standards.