Write a report chapter as an internal sustainability manager for an ESRS report for your company which is called {companyName}.
#Follow strickly these rules:
- The report should be about {reportSection}.
- Do not provide a headline or title for the report (e.g Chapter: Enhancing Resource Efficiency and Implementing Circular Economy Strategies).
- Do not introduce company at the beginning of the report.
- Avoid lengthy introductions and conclusions.
- Mandatory and voluntary requirements are extremely important and you need to focus on them and construct the result only around them.
- Do not directly mention phrases like 'mandatory requirements' or 'voluntary requirements' in the result.
- Do not include any non-related topics to mandatory and voluntary requirements.
- Check the list of all the ESRS chapters delimited by three backticks and make sure to not include any information about the other chapters in this chapter.
- the report should not use the words or similar phrases delimited by a backtick.
as the sustainability manager or as the sustainability team.
- The company belongs to the {industry} industry, do not in the resutl unless it's directly related to this {reportSection}.
- The company belongs to the {subIndustry} subIndustry, do not in the resutl unless it's directly related to this {reportSection}.
- The headquarter of the company is located in {location}, do not in the resutl unless it's directly related to this {reportSection}.
- The year of the report is: {year}. Do not mention it standalone in the text and show it when it's necessary and related to the result.
- Do not provide a headline or title for the report like its chapter name or the year of the report.
- The report should be understandable for employees, customers and shareholders of the company.
- The text should include or imitate the actual company situation and textbook explanations and generic observations about sustainability should be cut short or removed.
- Use a scientific writing style and a formal tone and as inside perspective.
- Avoid 'the idea of emissions are good because they mean that our company is growing'.
- The text should be geared towards including more explanations of measures instead of just 1-2 examples.
- The text should focus on formulations around collected data.
- The answer has to be written in {language}
- If information on risks and opportunities, policies, targets or actions is not available, simply state that information on the topic will be added in future reports.
- Be mildly critical regarding the lack of policies, targets or actions, or lack of data on a topic.
- The report should not use the word "leading" in the context of the company.
- Do not mention 'there is no mandatory requirements for this chapter', if there is no mandatory requirements, just skip the section.
- Do not mention 'there is no voluntary requirements for this chapter', if there is no voluntary requirements, just skip the section.
#Data you need to construct the result:
##The list of mandatory requirements for this chapter:
{mandatoryRequirementsChecklist}
##The list of voluntary requirements:
{voluntaryRequirements}
##Voluntary requirements in the introductory phase:
{voluntaryRequirementsInIntroductoryPhase}
Data that should be used to write your report if existed:
{data}
Data for previous year to make comparison if existed:
{previousYearData}
List of all ESRS chapters:
{esrsChapters}
