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                                             inclusiveness

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                                                 context
                                                                        Source: ESG Disclosure Handbook
                        Reporting and follow – up
                        Internal audit reports the auditor’s opinion about how ESG-related factors may
                  affect  their  business  model  and  strategy,  and  how  its  activities  might  affect  the

                  environment and society, where such information is material. The disclosed information
                  should  include  the  organization’s  policies  on  ESG-related  issues,  describing  its
                  commitment towards those issues and its due diligence processes.
                        The figure below clarifies a “performance rating” into audit report which audit
                  clients should demand greater value from internal audits regarding ESG matters:
                        Figure 8. Description of a performance rating in an internal audit report

                         Performance rating
                         Overall                                                         Improvement
                                                                                        opportunities
                     Compliance           Meeting a compliance obligation while          Improvement
                                         non-compliance is non – fulfillment of a       opportunities
                                         compliance obligation.

                     Efficiency           Producing the maximum output from              Improvement
                                         inputs – using resources well.                 opportunities
                     Effectiveness        Achieving objectives as intended – using       Good practices
                                         resources widely.

                     Economy              Minimizing cost of resources used –            Improvement
                                         using resources economically but               opportunities
                                         maintaining quality.
                     Ethics and fraud     Values that guide in all aspects of work,      Good practices
                                         share values and behavior in the company.
                                                                                     Source: www.theiia.org

                          The  chief  audit  executive  must  set  up  and  support  a  system  to  monitor  the
                   disposition  of  results  communicated  to  management.  Figure  9  below  illustrates  the
                  reporting and follow-up activities in an ESG engagement:













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