ESG Advisory & Reporting consultants in Rajasthan.

In Rajasthan, advisory work covers a vast and very dry map. Mines and quarries run along the Aravalli from Udaipur and Rajsamand up through Bhilwara and Alwar, with marble processing at Kishangarh and Makrana and cement plants around Chittorgarh. Pali, Balotra and Jodhpur, towns that dye and print cloth, sit on seasonal rivers that cannot absorb their effluent. Near the Haryana border, two estates hold factories that serve the National Capital Region and Japanese investors. And out past Jodhpur, photovoltaic fields, oil wells and a new refinery are bringing heavy industry to the desert.

ESG questions in Rajasthan arrive from very different directions. Cement, zinc and power companies, some of the state's largest employers, file BRSR and field investor questions on water and carbon. Renewable developers in the west report to international funds. Textile, handicraft and stone exporters face buyers' codes on chemicals and labour. Hotel groups track kilowatt-hours and litres per occupied room. In a state where water is the scarcest input, water accounting often matters more to the business than any other figure. The team travels from its base in Navi Mumbai and stays named on the work, start to finish, not passed down a chain.