Sustainability Materiality Matrices Explained
Companies use the concept of materiality to guide their sustainability strategic planning processes. A material sustainability issue is an economic, environmental, or social issue on which a company has an impact, or may be impacted by. It may also be one that significantly influences the assessments and decisions of stakeholders.
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