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GHG Emissions + Targets

Compare reported emissions with the targets companies have set to reduce them.22 metrics15,000+ companies5+ years of data

Example measures

  • Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
  • Emissions intensity
  • Reduction targets and target years
  • Net-zero commitments

20 emissions measures and 2 target definitions.

Example price: $2.50 per company per reporting year, for 10,000 companies and one year.

Full scope and definitions

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GHG emissions

Scope totals4 metrics
01. Scope 1 GHG emissions

Gross direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Gross emissions, before offsets.

02. Scope 2 emissions, location-based

Gross location-based energy indirect GHG emissions from purchased electricity, heating, cooling, and steam, using average grid emission factors

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Average grid factors. An unspecified Scope 2 method is not evidence of a stated location-based method.

03. Scope 2 emissions, market-based

Gross market-based energy indirect GHG emissions using contractual instruments (PPAs, RECs, guarantees of origin)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Contractual instruments, such as power purchase agreements and energy certificates.

04. Scope 3 emissions, total

Total gross other indirect GHG emissions across the entire value chain (all reported categories combined)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Reported categories and scope boundary matter. Any permitted derivation is identified separately.

Intensity1 metric
05. GHG emissions intensity

GHG emissions intensity ratio per unit of economic or physical output

Unit / output: tCO₂e / stated denominator

Retain covered scopes and the stated revenue or physical-output denominator.

Scope 3 categories15 metrics
06. Scope 3 category 1: Purchased goods and services

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of goods and services purchased by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

07. Scope 3 category 2: Capital goods

Upstream emissions from production of capital goods purchased or acquired by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

08. Scope 3 category 3: Fuel- and energy-related activities

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of fuels and energy not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

09. Scope 3 category 4: Upstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of purchased products in the reporting year, in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

10. Scope 3 category 5: Waste generated in operations

Emissions from third-party disposal and treatment of waste generated in the organization's operations

Unit / output: tCO₂e

11. Scope 3 category 6: Business travel

Emissions from transportation of employees for business-related activities in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

12. Scope 3 category 7: Employee commuting

Emissions from transportation of employees between their homes and worksites

Unit / output: tCO₂e

13. Scope 3 category 8: Upstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets leased by the organization (not included in Scope 1/2 under operational control)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

14. Scope 3 category 9: Downstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of sold products from point of sale to end consumer

Unit / output: tCO₂e

15. Scope 3 category 10: Processing of sold products

Emissions from processing of intermediate products sold by the organization by third parties

Unit / output: tCO₂e

16. Scope 3 category 11: Use of sold products

Emissions from end-users using the organization's sold products and services over their lifetime

Unit / output: tCO₂e

17. Scope 3 category 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products

Emissions from waste disposal and treatment of the organization's sold products at end of their life

Unit / output: tCO₂e

18. Scope 3 category 13: Downstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets owned by the organization and leased to other entities

Unit / output: tCO₂e

19. Scope 3 category 14: Franchises

Emissions from operation of franchises not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

20. Scope 3 category 15: Investments

Emissions from the organization's investments in equity, debt, and project finance (financed emissions)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

GHG targets

Targets and commitments2 metrics
21. GHG reduction targets

Every quantified emission-reduction goal stated in the report, including goals for an individual greenhouse gas. Each distinct goal is a separate record.

Unit / output: % or reported absolute / intensity unit

Keep base year, target year, scopes, gas and absolute/intensity basis with each goal.

22. Net-zero and carbon-neutral commitments

Every net-zero, carbon-neutral or climate-neutral commitment stated by the company, with its committed year. Each distinct commitment is a separate record.

Unit / output: Calendar year

Keep the committed year, scopes and stated type of commitment. Do not treat all neutrality claims as equivalent.

Each distinct goal or commitment has its own record. Where disclosed, this retains the amount, base year, target year, covered scopes or categories, greenhouse gas, and absolute or intensity basis. These are supporting fields, not additional target metrics. Qualifiers may be missing from the report.

GHG Emissions

Reported carbon emissions, with units and accounting basis retained.20 metrics25,000+ companies10+ years of data

Example measures

  • Scope 1 emissions
  • Scope 2, location and market based
  • Scope 3 total and categories 1–15
  • Emissions intensity

Scope totals, intensity and Scope 3 categories.

Full scope and definitions

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GHG emissions

Scope totals4 metrics
01. Scope 1 GHG emissions

Gross direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Gross emissions, before offsets.

02. Scope 2 emissions, location-based

Gross location-based energy indirect GHG emissions from purchased electricity, heating, cooling, and steam, using average grid emission factors

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Average grid factors. An unspecified Scope 2 method is not evidence of a stated location-based method.

03. Scope 2 emissions, market-based

Gross market-based energy indirect GHG emissions using contractual instruments (PPAs, RECs, guarantees of origin)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Contractual instruments, such as power purchase agreements and energy certificates.

04. Scope 3 emissions, total

Total gross other indirect GHG emissions across the entire value chain (all reported categories combined)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Reported categories and scope boundary matter. Any permitted derivation is identified separately.

Intensity1 metric
05. GHG emissions intensity

GHG emissions intensity ratio per unit of economic or physical output

Unit / output: tCO₂e / stated denominator

Retain covered scopes and the stated revenue or physical-output denominator.

Scope 3 categories15 metrics
06. Scope 3 category 1: Purchased goods and services

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of goods and services purchased by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

07. Scope 3 category 2: Capital goods

Upstream emissions from production of capital goods purchased or acquired by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

08. Scope 3 category 3: Fuel- and energy-related activities

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of fuels and energy not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

09. Scope 3 category 4: Upstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of purchased products in the reporting year, in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

10. Scope 3 category 5: Waste generated in operations

Emissions from third-party disposal and treatment of waste generated in the organization's operations

Unit / output: tCO₂e

11. Scope 3 category 6: Business travel

Emissions from transportation of employees for business-related activities in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

12. Scope 3 category 7: Employee commuting

Emissions from transportation of employees between their homes and worksites

Unit / output: tCO₂e

13. Scope 3 category 8: Upstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets leased by the organization (not included in Scope 1/2 under operational control)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

14. Scope 3 category 9: Downstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of sold products from point of sale to end consumer

Unit / output: tCO₂e

15. Scope 3 category 10: Processing of sold products

Emissions from processing of intermediate products sold by the organization by third parties

Unit / output: tCO₂e

16. Scope 3 category 11: Use of sold products

Emissions from end-users using the organization's sold products and services over their lifetime

Unit / output: tCO₂e

17. Scope 3 category 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products

Emissions from waste disposal and treatment of the organization's sold products at end of their life

Unit / output: tCO₂e

18. Scope 3 category 13: Downstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets owned by the organization and leased to other entities

Unit / output: tCO₂e

19. Scope 3 category 14: Franchises

Emissions from operation of franchises not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

20. Scope 3 category 15: Investments

Emissions from the organization's investments in equity, debt, and project finance (financed emissions)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

ESRS E1 Climate

Climate disclosure data and assessments for ESRS E1 analysis.12 assessment areas3,000+ companiesunder 5 years of data

Example measures

  • Transition plans and actions
  • Climate risks and resilience
  • Targets and emissions coverage
  • Energy use and renewable mix

Disclosure areas rather than a single numeric score.

Full scope and definitions

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ESRS E1

Assessment areas12 areas
01. Transition plan

The company's plan to transition its business model and strategy towards climate-change mitigation.

Main outputs: Plan description, decarbonisation levers, approval, investment links and implementation progress.

Unit / output: Reported information, %, currency

A plan disclosure is not a credibility score.

02. Climate policies

Policies addressing climate-change mitigation and adaptation, including their scope and responsibility.

Main outputs: Policy objectives, covered activities and stakeholders, responsibility and availability.

Unit / output: Reported information

Keep mitigation and adaptation coverage distinguishable.

03. Actions and resources

Climate actions undertaken or planned, their timing, expected or achieved effects and allocated resources.

Main outputs: Actions, time horizons, emissions reductions, capital and operating expenditure.

Unit / output: tCO₂e, currency, year, reported information

Separate achieved results from expected effects and planned resources.

04. Targets and progress

Climate goals with the baseline, boundary, deadline and progress needed to interpret them.

Main outputs: Reduction goals, baseline and target years, scopes, target basis and reported progress.

Unit / output: %, tCO₂e, intensity unit, year

Absolute and intensity targets remain distinct. Each goal keeps its own baseline and boundary.

05. Energy

Energy consumed and produced by the company, split by source and expressed in absolute, share or intensity terms.

Main outputs: Consumption, fossil and renewable mix, production, shares and revenue-based intensity.

Unit / output: MWh, %, MWh / revenue

E1 scope is version-specific. It is not a copy of every metric in the separate Energy domain.

06. GHG emissions

Gross emissions across scopes and the boundaries and methods used to report them.

Main outputs: Scope 1, both Scope 2 methods, Scope 3, total emissions, intensity and measurement methods.

Unit / output: tCO₂e, %, tCO₂e / revenue

Keep location- and market-based totals separate. Do not net credits against gross emissions.

07. Removals, credits and claims

Reported removals, purchased carbon credits and the claims that rely on them.

Main outputs: Removal quantities and storage, credit quantities and quality information, neutrality and net-zero claims.

Unit / output: tCO₂e, year, reported information

Removals, credits and gross emission reductions are separate quantities.

08. Internal carbon pricing

Carbon-pricing schemes used within the company and the emissions to which they apply.

Main outputs: Scheme type, carbon price, covered emissions and uses in financial decisions.

Unit / output: Currency / tCO₂e, tCO₂e, %

Retain the currency and price basis. An internal price is not a market credit price.

09. Climate risks and scenarios

How the company identifies physical and transition risks using relevant climate scenarios.

Main outputs: Hazards, exposed activities, time horizons, scenarios, assumptions and risk-identification process.

Unit / output: Reported information

Physical risks and transition risks remain distinguishable.

10. Resilience

How the company assesses whether its strategy and business model can withstand climate risks.

Main outputs: Resilience analysis scope, assumptions, timing, results and capacity to adapt.

Unit / output: Reported information

Describes the reported analysis, not an independent resilience rating.

11. Financial effects and opportunities

Reported financial exposure to climate risks and potential benefits from climate opportunities.

Main outputs: Assets and revenue at risk, liabilities, costs, savings and opportunity-related financial amounts.

Unit / output: Currency, %, reported information

Retain currency, time horizon and gross/net basis. Estimates and reported actuals remain distinct.

12. Governance and reporting basis

Climate-linked remuneration and the reporting context needed to interpret the climate disclosures.

Main outputs: Remuneration links, reporting period and boundary, framework edition, materiality and contextual qualifications.

Unit / output: %, year, reported information

Missing disclosure is not automatically a negative finding or an exemption.

Climate & Energy

Emissions and targets alongside energy use, fuel, electricity and renewables.59 metrics20,000+ companies5+ years of data

Example measures

  • Emissions by scope
  • Reduction targets
  • Total energy consumption
  • Fuel, electricity and renewable share

37 of the energy metrics are still being validated, so check with us which are available before you order.

Full scope and definitions

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GHG emissions

Scope totals4 metrics
01. Scope 1 GHG emissions

Gross direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Gross emissions, before offsets.

02. Scope 2 emissions, location-based

Gross location-based energy indirect GHG emissions from purchased electricity, heating, cooling, and steam, using average grid emission factors

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Average grid factors. An unspecified Scope 2 method is not evidence of a stated location-based method.

03. Scope 2 emissions, market-based

Gross market-based energy indirect GHG emissions using contractual instruments (PPAs, RECs, guarantees of origin)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Contractual instruments, such as power purchase agreements and energy certificates.

04. Scope 3 emissions, total

Total gross other indirect GHG emissions across the entire value chain (all reported categories combined)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

Reported categories and scope boundary matter. Any permitted derivation is identified separately.

Intensity1 metric
05. GHG emissions intensity

GHG emissions intensity ratio per unit of economic or physical output

Unit / output: tCO₂e / stated denominator

Retain covered scopes and the stated revenue or physical-output denominator.

Scope 3 categories15 metrics
06. Scope 3 category 1: Purchased goods and services

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of goods and services purchased by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

07. Scope 3 category 2: Capital goods

Upstream emissions from production of capital goods purchased or acquired by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

08. Scope 3 category 3: Fuel- and energy-related activities

Upstream emissions from extraction, production, and transportation of fuels and energy not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

09. Scope 3 category 4: Upstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of purchased products in the reporting year, in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

10. Scope 3 category 5: Waste generated in operations

Emissions from third-party disposal and treatment of waste generated in the organization's operations

Unit / output: tCO₂e

11. Scope 3 category 6: Business travel

Emissions from transportation of employees for business-related activities in vehicles not owned or controlled by the organization

Unit / output: tCO₂e

12. Scope 3 category 7: Employee commuting

Emissions from transportation of employees between their homes and worksites

Unit / output: tCO₂e

13. Scope 3 category 8: Upstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets leased by the organization (not included in Scope 1/2 under operational control)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

14. Scope 3 category 9: Downstream transportation and distribution

Emissions from transportation and distribution of sold products from point of sale to end consumer

Unit / output: tCO₂e

15. Scope 3 category 10: Processing of sold products

Emissions from processing of intermediate products sold by the organization by third parties

Unit / output: tCO₂e

16. Scope 3 category 11: Use of sold products

Emissions from end-users using the organization's sold products and services over their lifetime

Unit / output: tCO₂e

17. Scope 3 category 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products

Emissions from waste disposal and treatment of the organization's sold products at end of their life

Unit / output: tCO₂e

18. Scope 3 category 13: Downstream leased assets

Emissions from operation of assets owned by the organization and leased to other entities

Unit / output: tCO₂e

19. Scope 3 category 14: Franchises

Emissions from operation of franchises not included in Scope 1 or 2

Unit / output: tCO₂e

20. Scope 3 category 15: Investments

Emissions from the organization's investments in equity, debt, and project finance (financed emissions)

Unit / output: tCO₂e

GHG targets

Targets and commitments2 metrics
21. GHG reduction targets

Every quantified emission-reduction goal stated in the report, including goals for an individual greenhouse gas. Each distinct goal is a separate record.

Unit / output: % or reported absolute / intensity unit

Keep base year, target year, scopes, gas and absolute/intensity basis with each goal.

22. Net-zero and carbon-neutral commitments

Every net-zero, carbon-neutral or climate-neutral commitment stated by the company, with its committed year. Each distinct commitment is a separate record.

Unit / output: Calendar year

Keep the committed year, scopes and stated type of commitment. Do not treat all neutrality claims as equivalent.

Each distinct goal or commitment has its own record. Where disclosed, this retains the amount, base year, target year, covered scopes or categories, greenhouse gas, and absolute or intensity basis. These are supporting fields, not additional target metrics. Qualifiers may be missing from the report.

Energy

Totals2 metrics
23. Gross energy consumed in own operations

Final energy consumed in own operations before subtracting energy sold. Includes fuels, purchased electricity and thermal energy, and self-generated non-fuel renewable energy.

Unit / output: MWh

Gross consumption. Do not subtract energy sold.

24. Net energy consumed in own operations

Total energy consumed in own operations after the report's deduction of energy sold.

Unit / output: MWh

Net consumption. Not interchangeable with gross consumption.

Consumption10 metrics
25. Fuel consumed

The energy content of all fuel consumed for energy in the company's own operations equals renewable fuel plus non-renewable fuel on one boundary and period.

Unit / output: MWh

26. Electricity consumed

Total electricity consumed in the company's own operations, however it was acquired: purchased, contracted or self-generated.

Unit / output: MWh

Purchased and self-generated electricity. Not only electricity from the grid.

27. Renewable fuel consumed

The energy content of renewable fuel consumed for energy, such as biomass, biofuel or biogas identified as renewable by the report.

Unit / output: MWh

28. Non-renewable fuel consumed

The energy content of non-renewable fuel consumed for energy.

Unit / output: MWh

29. Purchased heating consumed

Heating energy acquired from outside the reporting organisation and consumed in its own operations.

Unit / output: MWh

30. Purchased cooling consumed

Cooling energy acquired from outside the reporting organisation and consumed in its own operations.

Unit / output: MWh

31. Purchased steam consumed

Steam energy acquired from outside the reporting organisation and consumed in its own operations.

Unit / output: MWh

32. Purchased renewable electricity and thermal energy consumed

Combined renewable electricity, heat, cooling and steam acquired from outside the reporting organisation and consumed in its own operations, using the report's renewable-source attribution.

Unit / output: MWh

Combined purchased renewable electricity and thermal energy.

33. Self-generated renewable energy consumed

Non-fuel renewable electricity, heat, cooling and steam generated by the company and reported as consumed in its own operations.

Unit / output: MWh

Includes a reported amount covering a stated share of own consumption. Excludes renewable fuel.

34. Self-generated renewable electricity consumed

Electricity generated without fuel from renewable sources that the report presents as consumed within the organisation or as covering a stated share of its own consumption.

Unit / output: MWh

Electricity only. Excludes renewable heat, steam and cooling.

Energy mix8 metrics
35. Renewable energy consumed

Total renewable energy consumed in own operations, including renewable fuel, electricity, heat, steam and cooling.

Unit / output: MWh

Includes certificates when the report presents the energy as renewable consumption. Nuclear is separate.

36. Renewable share of energy consumption

The report-stated share of renewable energy in total energy consumed covers one reporting boundary.

Unit / output: %

Denominator must be total energy consumed, not only electricity consumed or purchased.

37. Fossil energy consumed

Total energy consumed from fossil sources, including fuel and purchased electricity, heat, steam and cooling attributed to fossil sources.

Unit / output: MWh

38. Nuclear energy consumed

Energy consumed that the report attributes to nuclear sources.

Unit / output: MWh

39. Non-renewable energy consumed

The combined energy consumed from non-renewable sources, covering fossil and nuclear energy on the report's stated basis.

Unit / output: MWh

40. Non-renewable share of energy consumption

The share of total energy consumption attributable to non-renewable sources, with total energy consumption as the stated denominator.

Unit / output: %

Total energy consumption is the denominator.

41. Grid electricity share of total energy

The share of total energy consumed supplied by electricity from the grid.

Unit / output: %

Share of all energy consumed, not the share of electricity alone.

42. Self-generated energy share

The share of total energy consumed that was generated by the organisation and used in its own operations.

Unit / output: %

Generated and consumed by the organisation. Not the share of energy production.

Fossil-fuel breakdown5 metrics
43. Coal and coal-products energy consumed

Energy in coal and coal products consumed as fuel.

Unit / output: MWh

44. Crude-oil and petroleum-products energy consumed

Energy in crude oil and petroleum products consumed as fuel, including petroleum-derived fuels the report groups on that basis.

Unit / output: MWh

45. Natural-gas energy consumed

Energy in natural gas consumed as fuel.

Unit / output: MWh

46. Other fossil-source energy consumed

Energy in fossil fuels that the report groups outside coal and coal products, petroleum products and natural gas.

Unit / output: MWh

47. Purchased fossil electricity and thermal energy consumed

Combined electricity, heat, steam and cooling acquired from outside the organisation, consumed in its own operations and attributed by the report to fossil sources.

Unit / output: MWh

Production3 metrics
48. Total energy produced

Total energy generated by the organisation, before allocation between its own consumption and sale.

Unit / output: MWh

Total generation, including energy subsequently sold.

49. Renewable energy produced

Energy generated by the organisation from renewable sources, before allocation between its own consumption and sale.

Unit / output: MWh

Renewable generation, including energy subsequently sold.

50. Non-renewable energy produced

Energy generated by the organisation from non-renewable sources, before allocation between its own consumption and sale.

Unit / output: MWh

Non-renewable generation, including energy subsequently sold.

Intensity7 metrics
51. energy intensity per revenue

Energy consumed in own operations relative to revenue or sales from the same operations.

Unit / output: MWh/USD million

Match the energy and revenue boundary. Currency and revenue definitions remain relevant.

52. energy intensity per floor area

Energy consumed relative to the floor area of the same building or property portfolio, using the report's stated area basis.

Unit / output: MWh/m²

Retain the floor-area basis, such as gross or lettable area.

53. energy intensity per FTE

Energy consumed in own operations per full-time-equivalent employee on a matching reporting boundary.

Unit / output: MWh/FTE

FTE denominator, not employee headcount.

54. energy intensity per count of physical output

Energy consumed in own operations per counted product or service unit produced on the same boundary.

Unit / output: MWh / output unit

Retain the product or service unit being counted.

55. energy intensity per energy output

Energy consumed in own operations per quantity of energy produced on the same boundary.

Unit / output: MWh/MWh

Energy consumed per energy produced.

56. energy intensity per mass of product or material processed

Energy consumed in own operations per mass of product produced or material processed on the same boundary.

Unit / output: MWh/t

Retain the product or material being measured.

57. energy intensity per volume of physical output

Energy consumed in own operations per volume of product produced on the same boundary.

Unit / output: MWh/m³

Retain the product and volume basis.

Reductions2 metrics
58. Achieved energy-consumption reduction, absolute

The absolute reduction in own-operations energy consumption achieved through conservation or efficiency initiatives relative to a baseline identified in the report.

Unit / output: MWh

Achieved reduction against a stated baseline, not a future target.

59. Achieved energy-consumption reduction, percent

The achieved reduction in own-operations energy consumption expressed as a share of a baseline identified in the report.

Unit / output: %

Achieved reduction as a share of its stated baseline.

Workforce Data

Reported workforce measures with the definitions needed for comparison.65 metrics30,000+ companies15+ years of data

Example measures

  • Headcount and full-time equivalents
  • Pay and diversity
  • Hiring and turnover
  • Training, leave and workplace incidents

64 extracted measures and 1 derived measure. Validation is in progress; we confirm available metrics before you order.

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Workforce

Workforce size14 metrics
01. Employee headcount at period end

Number of people employed by the organisation at the end of the reporting period.

Unit / output: People

02. Permanent employee headcount

Employees on a contract of indeterminate duration, counted as persons, under the definition the report applies.

Unit / output: People

03. Temporary employee headcount

Employees on a limited-duration or fixed-term contract, counted as persons, under the definition the report applies.

Unit / output: People

04. Full-time employee headcount

Employees classified as full-time under the law or practice the report applies, counted as persons.

Unit / output: People

05. Part-time employee headcount

Employees whose working hours are below the full-time threshold the report applies, counted as persons.

Unit / output: People

06. Employee headcount by gender

Employees counted as persons in each reported gender category of the complete employee population.

Unit / output: People

Reported gender categories.

07. Average employee headcount

The average number of employees during the reporting period, counted as persons under the report's averaging method.

Unit / output: People

Average across the period, not year-end headcount.

08. Employee FTE at period end

Employee workforce at the end of the reporting period, expressed as full-time equivalents under the report's definition.

Unit / output: FTE

FTE, not people.

09. Average employee FTE

The average employee workforce during the reporting period expressed as full-time equivalents under the report's averaging method.

Unit / output: FTE

Average across the period, not year-end FTE.

10. Full-time employee FTE

The employees classified by the report as full-time, expressed as full-time equivalents.

Unit / output: FTE

FTE of full-time employees, not their headcount.

11. Part-time employee FTE

The employees classified by the report as part-time, expressed as full-time equivalents.

Unit / output: FTE

FTE of part-time employees, not their headcount.

12. Seasonal employee headcount

Employees hired for a recurring season or seasonal peak, counted as persons under the report's seasonal-employment definition.

Unit / output: People

13. Employee headcount by role level

Employee headcount by the role levels in the report's hierarchy, at the reporting-period end.

Unit / output: People

Keep the report's role-level categories.

14. Employee gender share

The share of the complete employee headcount in each gender category, using total employee headcount as the denominator.

Unit / output: %

Reported gender categories.

Pay2 metrics
15. Highest-paid to median employee remuneration ratio

Annual total remuneration of the highest-paid individual divided by median employee remuneration. The highest-paid individual is excluded from the median population.

Unit / output: Ratio

16. Mean gross hourly gender pay gap

The unadjusted difference between men's and women's mean gross hourly pay, expressed relative to men's mean gross hourly pay.

Unit / output: %

Mean, gross and hourly basis. Not a median or adjusted gap. Negative means women's mean pay is higher.

Workforce changes14 metrics
17. Employee turnover rate

Reported employee turnover rate, covering resignation, dismissal, retirement and death in service, using the report's employee denominator and averaging method.

Unit / output: %

Reported method. Rates with different employee denominators are not automatically comparable.

18. Employee departures, count

Employees who left the organisation during the reporting period, counted as persons across resignations, dismissals, retirements and deaths in service.

Unit / output: People

19. Voluntary employee turnover rate

The employee turnover rate for departures the report classifies as voluntary, using its stated employee denominator and averaging method.

Unit / output: %

20. New employee hires, count

Employees newly hired during the reporting period, counted as persons.

Unit / output: People

21. New employee hire rate

New employees hired during the period as a share of the employee population used in the report's rate method.

Unit / output: %

22. New hires by gender, count

Employees newly hired during the reporting period, counted as persons in each reported gender category.

Unit / output: People

Reported gender categories.

23. New hires by age band, count

Employees newly hired during the reporting period, counted as persons in each reported age band.

Unit / output: People

Reported age bands.

24. Promotions

Employees promoted, or promotion events where that is the report's explicit counting basis, during the reporting period.

Unit / output: People or promotion events

Retain whether the report counts people promoted or promotion events.

25. Promotion rate by gender

Promotions within each gender group as a share of that same group's employee or promotion-eligible population, using the report's method.

Unit / output: %

Within-group rate, not the gender distribution of all promotions.

26. Promotion rate by race and ethnicity

Promotions within each race or ethnicity group as a share of that same group's employee or promotion-eligible population, using the report's method.

Unit / output: %

Within-group rate, not the race or ethnicity distribution of all promotions.

27. Employee retention, starting-cohort basis

The share of a stated starting or eligible employee cohort still employed at the stated endpoint.

Unit / output: %

Starting or eligible cohort retained at the endpoint.

28. Employee retention, 100% minus turnover

The retention rate the report defines as the complement of an employee turnover rate for the same population and period.

Unit / output: %

Use only the report's stated turnover-complement measure. Not direct cohort retention.

29. Retention rate by gender

For each gender group, the share of its stated starting or eligible employee cohort still employed at the stated endpoint.

Unit / output: %

Reported gender categories.

30. Retention rate by race and ethnicity

For each race or ethnicity group, the share of its stated starting or eligible employee cohort still employed at the stated endpoint.

Unit / output: %

Reported race or ethnicity categories.

Collective bargaining2 metrics
31. Collective bargaining coverage rate

The report-stated share of employees covered by one or more collective bargaining agreements counts each covered employee once.

Unit / output: %

Count each covered employee once.

32. Employees covered by collective bargaining, count

Employees to whom one or more collective bargaining agreements apply, counted as persons once each.

Unit / output: People

Count each covered employee once.

Non-employees2 metrics
33. Controlled non-employee worker headcount at period end

People outside an employment relationship whose work the organisation directs, or whose working means or methods it controls, counted as persons at period end.

Unit / output: People

Directed or controlled workers outside an employment relationship. Not all value-chain workers.

34. Controlled non-employee worker FTE at period end

People outside an employment relationship whose work the organisation directs, or whose working means or methods it controls, expressed as full-time equivalents at period end.

Unit / output: FTE

Same controlled non-employee population, expressed as FTE rather than people.

Diversity and management14 metrics
35. Top-management headcount by gender

Headcount in each gender category within a top-management population.

Unit / output: People

Retain the report's top-management definition, including any combined board-and-leadership population.

36. Top-management gender share

The share of a top-management population in each gender category.

Unit / output: %

Retain the report's top-management definition, including any combined board-and-leadership population.

37. Management headcount by gender

Management employees counted as persons in each gender category.

Unit / output: People

Retain the management population. Separately reported top management is a different measure.

38. Management gender share

The share of the management population in each gender category.

Unit / output: %

Retain the management population. Separately reported top management is a different measure.

39. Management headcount by race or ethnicity

Management employees counted as persons in each race or ethnicity category.

Unit / output: People

Retain the management population and reported race or ethnicity categories.

40. Management share by race or ethnicity

The share of the management population in each race or ethnicity category.

Unit / output: %

Retain whether the denominator is all managers or only managers covered by the data collection.

41. Employee headcount by race and ethnicity

Employees counted as persons in each race or ethnicity category disclosed for the organisation's employee population.

Unit / output: People

Reported race or ethnicity categories.

42. Employee race and ethnicity share, covered-population denominator

The share of employees in each race or ethnicity category among employees covered by that collection or self-identification exercise.

Unit / output: %

Denominator is the population covered by collection or self-identification.

43. Employee race and ethnicity share, total-employee denominator

The share of total employee headcount in each race or ethnicity category.

Unit / output: %

Denominator is all employees, not only employees who supplied this information.

44. Employee headcount by age band

Employee headcount in each age band reported for the complete employee population.

Unit / output: People

Reported age bands.

45. Employee share by age band

The share of total employee headcount in each reported age band.

Unit / output: %

Reported age bands.

46. Employees with disabilities, count

Employees counted as persons who are identified as having disabilities under the definition the report applies.

Unit / output: People

47. Employees with disabilities, share

The share of employees identified as having disabilities within the report's disability-data collection population, using that same covered employee population as the denominator.

Unit / output: %

Denominator is the disability-data collection population.

48. Management gender representation gap

Management gender share minus the gender share of all employees, using the same gender and explicit reference date.

Unit / output: Percentage points

Derived, not directly extracted. Requires compatible reported shares. Missing or ambiguous inputs leave the result unavailable.

Training and development11 metrics
49. Total employee training hours

Total training time provided to or undertaken by employees during the reporting period, covering all the training the report describes.

Unit / output: hours

50. Training spend per employee

Training and development expenditure per employee counted as a person, on a matching cost and employee boundary.

Unit / output: USD million/employee

Per person, not per FTE. Declared unit is USD million per employee.

51. Training spend per FTE

Training and development expenditure per full-time-equivalent employee, on a matching cost and employee boundary.

Unit / output: USD million/FTE

Per FTE, not per person. Declared unit is USD million per FTE.

52. Training hours by employee category, per employee

Training time across the training the report describes for an employee category per employee counted as a person in that same category.

Unit / output: hours/employee

Reported employee categories.

53. Training hours by employee category, per FTE

Training time across the training the report describes for an employee category per full-time-equivalent employee in that same category.

Unit / output: hours/FTE

Reported employee categories.

54. Average training hours per employee

Training time provided to employees per employee counted as a person, on the report's matching population and period.

Unit / output: hours/employee

55. Average training hours per FTE

Training time provided to employees per full-time-equivalent employee, on the report's matching population and period.

Unit / output: hours/FTE

56. Training hours by gender, per employee

Training time across the training the report describes for a gender group per employee counted as a person in that same group.

Unit / output: hours/employee

Reported gender categories.

57. Training hours by gender, per FTE

Training time across the training the report describes for a gender group per full-time-equivalent employee in that same group.

Unit / output: hours/FTE

Reported gender categories.

58. Performance and career review participation rate

The share of all employees who received a regular performance and career-development review during the period.

Unit / output: %

59. Performance and career review participation rate by gender

The share of all employees in each gender group who received a regular performance and career-development review during the period.

Unit / output: %

Reported gender categories.

Leave2 metrics
60. Employees entitled to family-related leave

The share of all employees entitled to family-related leave under the entitlement arrangements described in the report.

Unit / output: %

Denominator is all employees.

61. Entitled employees taking family-related leave

The share of employees entitled to family-related leave who took it during the reporting period, counting each person once.

Unit / output: %

Denominator is employees entitled to leave. Count each person once.

Workplace incidents4 metrics
62. Discrimination incidents, count

Incidents of discrimination reported during the period in connection with the organisation's own workforce, including harassment when the report includes it in that total.

Unit / output: Incidents

May include harassment when the report includes it in the discrimination total.

63. Severe workforce human-rights incidents

Severe human-rights incidents connected to the organisation's own workforce during the period, including forced labour, human trafficking or child labour.

Unit / output: Incidents

64. Harassment incidents, count

Incidents of harassment, including sexual harassment, reported during the period in connection with the organisation's own workforce.

Unit / output: Incidents

May overlap with reported discrimination incidents. Do not add the two automatically.

65. Workforce grievances filed, count

Formal grievances filed by or for the organisation's own workforce through its formal grievance mechanisms during the reporting period, across all grievance types.

Unit / output: Grievances

Formal grievances across all grievance types, not only discrimination complaints.

Human Rights and Biodiversity & Nature

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Company
Nokia
Indicator
Total Scope 1 GHG emissions
Value
124,300 metric tons CO₂e
Source report
XHEL_NOKIA_2021_SR.pdf
Fiscal year
2021
Source pages
98
Evidence
Environmental data table.
Reasoning
Page 98, ‘Environmental data’ table, row ‘Total GHG Scope 1: Direct emissions from facilities and mobile sources’.

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FAQ

What will I receive?

Structured data in Excel, evidence traces including page and source references, the original PDFs with all 50 metadata fields, and support from our research team. By default it’s a one-off delivery.

Will every company have data for every metric?

No. We only extract data as companies report it, and not every company discloses every metric for every year. We don’t model data or fill gaps with estimates. We keep units and definitions as reported, so differences in boundaries and denominators stay visible.

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