A groundbreaking new guide, “ESG Sustainability Made Easy for Charities and SMEs” by sustainability expert Adam Reutens-Tan, is helping smaller organisations take actionable steps toward implementing ESG principles and supporting a carbon neutral strategy—without high costs or complex jargon. 

Targeted at Singapore’s 300,000 SMEs and 2,300 charities, the 40-page book simplifies Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) adoption through 137 low-effort, budget-friendly tips. From operational tweaks like using fans with air-conditioning to engaging suppliers on ethical sourcing, the book offers scalable solutions tailored to resource-limited teams. 

“Charities and SMEs don’t need another overwhelming framework—they need guidance they can act on tomorrow,” Reutens-Tan said. 

The guide introduces a logic-based model that seamlessly integrates sustainability into daily workflows, helping organisations align with global ESG standards while building long-term resilience. It also includes a basic framework for drafting sustainability reports, enabling transparency and positioning smaller entities to align with growing ESG expectations. 

Strategic Benefits for Charities and SMEs: 

• Low-cost ESG action items 

• Real-world examples tailored to local contexts 

• A beginner’s roadmap to sustainability reporting 

• Easy integration with existing operations 

Endorsed by leaders across the nonprofit and social sectors, the guide reframes ESG not as a regulatory burden, but as an opportunity for innovation, leadership, and impact. 

“Embedding ESG isn’t about compliance—it’s about creating lasting value,” said Tracey Goh, Philanthropic Consultant. 

Reutens-Tan’s guide fills a crucial gap, empowering small organisations to adopt a carbon neutral strategy and strengthen sustainability practices in measurable, achievable ways. With ESG increasingly critical for funding, credibility, and stakeholder engagement, this book arrives as a timely toolkit for organisations ready to lead with purpose. 

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