Intent
This indicator examines the methods used by a participant to monitor property/asset managers’ compliance with the participant’s ESG-specific requirements. Monitoring compliance ensures that property/asset managers are held accountable for implementing ESG requirements as set out by the entity.
Requirements
Select yes or no. If yes, select all applicable sub-options.
Does the entity monitor property/asset managers’ compliance with the ESG-specific requirements in place for this entity?
- Yes
- The entity monitors compliance of:
- Internal property/asset managers
- External property/asset managers
- Both internal and external property/asset managers
- Select all methods used (multiple answers possible)
- Checks performed by independent third party
- Property/asset manager ESG training
- Property/asset manager self-assessments
- Regular meetings and/or checks performed by the entity's employees
- Require external property/asset managers' alignment with a professional standard
- Standard: ______________
- Other: ______________
- The entity monitors compliance of:
- No
- Not applicable
Validation
Other: State the other method used for monitoring. It is possible to report multiple other answers.
Professional standard: If ‘require alignment with a professional standard’ is selected, state the professional standard. It is possible to report multiple standards.
See Appendix 2a for additional information about GRESB Validation.
Scoring
1 point, S
Scoring is based on the number of selected options. It is not necessary to select all options to achieve the maximum score.
Other: The 'Other' answer is manually validated and points are contingent on the validation decision.
See the Scoring Document for additional information on scoring.
Terminology
External property/asset managers: Organizations or persons to which participants outsource some or all of their property and asset management functions.
Internal property/asset managers: The part of the entity or persons that is/are responsible for the entity’s property and asset management functions.
Monitoring of property managers: Performance evaluation and incentives put in place for property managers to employ sustainable processes in their day-to-day work.
Property/asset manager ESG training: A formal and structured training program addressing ESG-related issues and opportunities for action.
Regular meetings with property/asset managers: Meetings with property/asset managers that take place at least four times per year, addressing ESG-specific requirements in place.
References
GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards, 2016: GRI 308; GRI 414; 414-1; 412-1
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