Briefly introduce the purpose and importance of the People's Poll on ESG.
Explain that the survey aims to gauge public awareness, opinions, and expectations related to ESG issues.
Section 1: Environmental (E)
Awareness and Concerns: Ask respondents about their awareness of environmental issues (e.g., climate change, pollution, conservation) and how concerned they are about them.
Personal Actions: Inquire about the environmental actions respondents take in their daily lives (e.g., recycling, energy conservation, reducing waste).
Expectations from Companies: Assess what respondents expect from companies regarding environmental responsibility (e.g., reducing carbon emissions, sustainable sourcing).
Investment Choices: Explore whether respondents consider ESG factors when making investment decisions.
Section 2: Social (S)
Awareness and Concerns: Ask respondents about their awareness of social issues (e.g., diversity and inclusion, labor practices, community engagement) and how concerned they are about them.
Personal Actions: Inquire about the social actions respondents take (e.g., supporting diverse businesses, volunteering).
Expectations from Companies: Assess what respondents expect from companies regarding social responsibility (e.g., diversity in the workforce, fair labor practices, community support).
Consumer Behavior: Explore whether respondents choose or avoid products/services based on a company's social practices.
Section 3: Governance (G)
Awareness and Concerns: Ask respondents about their awareness of governance issues (e.g., ethics, transparency, executive compensation) and how concerned they are about them.
Expectations from Companies: Assess what respondents expect from companies regarding governance practices (e.g., ethical decision-making, board diversity, transparency in reporting).
Government and Regulation: Inquire about the role of government regulations in ensuring good governance and accountability.
Investor and Shareholder Activism: Explore whether respondents support shareholder activism as a means to influence company governance.
Section 4: Overall ESG Integration
Perception of ESG Integration: Assess how respondents perceive the integration of ESG principles into business practices and investments.
Barriers to ESG Engagement: Identify any barriers or challenges respondents perceive in engaging with ESG issues.
Demographic Information:
Collect demographic information (e.g., age, gender, education, income, location) to analyze responses by different segments of the populationIn .
In Conclusion:
Thank respondents for their participation and emphasize the importance of public engagement in shaping ESG practices.
the results of the People's Poll may be used to inform businesses, policymakers, and investors in their ESG decision-making.
Data Analysis and Reporting:
After collecting responses, analyze the data to identify trends, common viewpoints, and disparities among different demographic groups.
Create a report summarizing the findings, which can be shared with the public, businesses, policymakers, and organizations involved in ESG initiatives.
