Enforceable ESG: the frameworks we apply without exception.
ESG at Elohim Consulting is not a decorative chapter of the annual report. It is international frameworks applied, audited, published — and enforceable in the event of breach.
IFC Performance Standards
Full application of the International Finance Corporation's eight Performance Standards: impact assessment, biodiversity, water resources, cultural heritage, involuntary resettlement, indigenous communities, security, labour and working conditions.
Equator Principles
Any structured bank financing is designed compliant with the Equator Principles, a framework adopted by over 130 international financial institutions for environmental and social risk management.
ICMM — ten principles
Alignment with the International Council on Mining and Metals' ten principles: ethical governance, risk-based decision making, human rights, social development, environment and efficiency, materials stewardship, transparency.
Transparency Initiative (EITI)
Our missions publish all financial flows to the host State according to EITI standards: royalty payments, corporate income tax, dividends, local contributions, participation in social funds.
Measured local content
National employment, national subcontracting, training, skills transfer to public executives. Annual publication of verifiable indicators, adversarial audit by an independent firm.
Audit and arbitration
Accounts certified by a Big Four firm, arbitration under CCJA, anti-corruption clause aligned with OECD standards, enforceable supplier code of conduct.
Every contract signed by Elohim Consulting explicitly incorporates the above frameworks and provides for their control mechanisms. In the event of proven breach, termination and sanction procedures are contractually foreseen.
Our EITI candidate status reflects a voluntary transparency commitment that goes beyond our strict legal obligations. It is the posture of a firm that accepts to be judged on evidence.