Best practices

Welcome to our collection of best practices, insights, and guidance for driving sustainability in the financial sector.

This page brings together our key articles exploring how finance can actively support sustainable development – from regulatory frameworks and reporting standards to practical tools for impact measurement and responsible investment strategies.

Our goal is to make complex topics more accessible and to provide both private and professional investors with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed, responsible decisions. Each article focuses on a specific theme, offering both technical depth and practical relevance.

Whether you're new to sustainable finance or working professionally in the field, you'll find valuable insights to guide your journey here →

Understanding sustainable finance and impact reporting with DoLand Pro

Key EU Regulations on Sustainable Finance

The financial sector plays a crucial role in driving sustainable development by influencing capital allocation, promoting responsible investing, and integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into decision-making processes.


The European Union has introduced several regulations to enhance sustainability reporting and investment transparency. These include:

  • Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) – Standardized corporate sustainability disclosures.

  • Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) – Transparency requirements for financial products.

  • EU Taxonomy – Classification system for sustainable economic activities.

  • Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) – Corporate responsibility for sustainability in supply chains.

Understanding these regulations helps investors align their portfolios with sustainability goals and comply with reporting requirements.

How DoLand Pro supports impact reporting

The DoLand Pro Impact Report is designed to:

  • Provide clear, accessible insights into investment sustainability.

  • Aggregate data from various sources across asset classes.

  • Normalize data for easier comparison and interpretation.

  • Help private investors make informed choices.

  • The impact report is adaptable for different financial institutions and investor needs.

  • Future enhancements will allow personalized reports for individual investors and organizations.

  • User feedback is welcomed to improve features and content.

Customisation of reports

Quick notes….

What is Impact Investing?
Impact investing refers to investments made with the intention of generating positive, measurable social and environmental impact alongside financial returns.

Why is Impact Reporting Important?
Impact reporting provides transparency on the sustainability performance of investments. It helps investors make informed decisions by offering insights into the real-world effects of their financial choices.

Common Challenges in Impact Reporting

  • Data Availability – Reliable impact data is still developing.

  • Measurement Standards – Varying methodologies across industries.

  • Perceived Financial Trade-offs – Concerns about balancing impact and financial returns.

A study by Morgan Stanley highlights the growing demand for sustainable investing and the evolving landscape of impact measurement (Read more).