How to use this free ESG Readiness Diagnostic
Score twelve governance, environmental and social practices from 1 to 5, based on evidence rather than ambition. The tool averages the responses and shows the lowest-rated dimensions as priorities.
Who this helps
Sustainability teams, company directors, small organisations and students.
Example application
A mining supplier preparing its first sustainability report can identify where evidence, accountability or stakeholder engagement needs attention before selecting reporting standards..
Limits and interpretation
The output is a practical starting point, not a verified professional assessment. Confirm the facts, jurisdiction, assumptions and intended purpose before using any result for a consequential decision.
Frequently asked questions
Does a high score mean my company is ESG compliant?
No. This is a self-assessment, not a compliance audit, certification or investor rating. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and sector.
Where is the assessment saved?
The answers remain in the browser and are not uploaded by this tool. Use Copy or Print to retain the result.
What should I do with the results?
Validate the lowest-rated areas with documented evidence, assign an accountable owner and agree measurable actions for the next 90 days.
Related free resources
Responsible Mining Self-Assessment → Executive Brief Generator → Social Licence Health Check →
Why this tool is free
Ragunauth Ramsaroop publishes practical resources at the intersection of ESG, corporate affairs, government relations and natural resources. The purpose is to make structured thinking more accessible while giving visitors a transparent way to understand the professional perspective behind the tool.
Methodology & transparency
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