According to the definition of the Brundtland Commission, sustainability is a development approach that meets today’s needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

The widening gap between resource consumption and the planet’s regeneration capacity increases climate and environmental risks. Therefore, sustainability is now a strategic necessity for organizations.

CGE Evaluation assesses and rates the sustainability performance of city administrations, corporate sustainability management, and supply chains. With its indicator-based methodology aligned with international standards, it makes organizations’ sustainability progress monitorable, comparable, and reportable.

It evaluates the concept of sustainability through sectoral and technical indicators in a standardized structure and provides comparisons with national, international, and sectoral organizations. With this structure, an evidence-based and verifiable sustainability performance assessment that supports organizations’ strategic goals is carried out.