The score4more methodology structures and evaluates sustainability of companies across the entire economy using sector-specific profiles and industry materiality. The core concept is that sustainability includes various material issues linked to a company's industry. This methodology aims to identify sustainability pioneers within each industry and provide targeted impetus for sustainable management in key sector-specific areas. The German Sustainability Award (GSA/DNP) and other ecosystems utilizing score4more data employ this methodology.
score4more uses 20 sectors covering the entire economy excluding private households and government institutions including public and private companies and organizations. The sectors are listed in the following:
No. | Sector | Number of Industries within Sector |
---|---|---|
1 | Agriculture and forestry | 3 |
2 | Food and beverages | 10 |
3 | Health and social affairs | 7 |
4 | Education and research | 3 |
5 | Energy and water | 7 |
6 | Raw materials and recycling | 4 |
7 | Raw materials | 8 |
8 | Construction and real estate | 7 |
9 | Machines and systems | 6 |
10 | Electrical engineering and electronics | 2 |
11 | Information and communication | 5 |
12 | Finance and insurance | 5 |
13 | Clothing and accessories | 3 |
14 | Sport | 3 |
15 | Furniture, household and consumer goods | 8 |
16 | Mobility and logistics | 7 |
17 | Tourism and hospitality | 3 |
18 | Leisure and events | 3 |
19 | Culture and media | 3 |
20 | Business services | 3 |
Further background information:
An overview of all sectors with detailed information can be found [here](https://www.score4more.eu/de/industries/?_gl=1*24rcdv*_up*MQ.._gaMTI3MDQ4NDAyMS4xNzMwMTg2ODU4*_ga_1LB7T2BH0L*MTczMDE4Njg1OC4xLjEuMTczMDE4NzcwOS4wLjAuMA..).