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On March 10, 2021, the European Regulation on sustainable reporting officially entered into force (European Disclosure - Regulation 2019/2088 of the European Parliament and of the Council approved on November 27, 2019 relating to information on sustainability in the financial services sector). It is one of the most important regulations on ESG - together with that on the Taxonomy of sustainable finance - and constitutes the foundation for transparency and regulation of "green" investments. The ultimate goal is to mobilize the capital necessary to achieve the sustainability goals established by the numerous international agreements including that of Paris and the European Green Deal. A good ESG strategy starts with a strong governance structure where the organization sets clearly defined objectives for the ESG in general and for each component/area of ​​the ESG and the various sub-elements. Once goals are established, the organization can assess, monitor and manage uncertainty towards those ESG goals, risk management. The ESG rating is achieved by building a long-term strategy: it is a revolution in the company, to address which you need clear objectives, the right people, the right technologies and a culture of change.