Esg evaluation system is environmental, social and corporate governance. Including information disclosure, evaluation and rating, investment guidance, etc., is the basis of socially responsible investment and an important part of the green financial system. The space on which human beings live and various natural factors that can directly or indirectly affect human life and development are called environment, while the whole living environment that actually affects people's psychology is also called environment, more called psychological environment.

Definition of esg

ESG is an investment strategy, which refers to the establishment of a complete ESG evaluation system before investment, including environment, society, corporate governance and environment. This paper mainly investigates the effectiveness of enterprise environmental protection, including the impact of enterprise activities on climate change, the protection of natural resources, the rational and effective utilization of energy resources, waste disposal and other environmental issues.

Society is the sum total of the relationship between biology and environment. Corporate governance in a broad sense is a science that studies the arrangement of enterprise power. In a narrow sense, it is a science that lives in the level of enterprise ownership, studies how to empower professional managers, and exercises supervisory functions for professional managers to perform their duties.