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Biophilic ESG – Measuring Impact of Nature Integration in Corporate Spaces

バイオフィリックESG – 企業空間における自然統合の影響測定 (AI 翻訳)

Dr. Vichitra Somshekar, Hridey Lohia

Economic Sciences📚 査読済 / ジャーナル2026-03-30#ESGOrigin: Global
DOI: 10.69889/sghv8h50
原典: https://doi.org/10.69889/sghv8h50

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日本語

本研究は、ESG報告において職場環境の設計がほとんど無視されている問題に着目し、バイオフィリックデザイン(自然光、植物、換気など)とESGパフォーマンスの関連を分析する。二次データを用いて、Infosys、Wipro、Googleなどの事例を検討し、バイオフィリックデザインが環境性能と従業員の健康に肯定的な影響を与えることを示す。ただし、多くの利点がESG指標に適切に反映されていないため、ESG-バイオフィリックスコアカードを提案する。

English

This study examines the overlooked role of workplace design in ESG reporting, focusing on biophilic design (natural light, vegetation, ventilation). Using secondary data from companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Google, it finds a positive link between biophilic design and environmental performance and employee well-being. However, many benefits are not captured in formal ESG metrics. The paper proposes an ESG-Biophilic Scorecard to integrate nature-incorporated practices into reporting.

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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters

日本のGX文脈において

日本では、SSBJや有報におけるESG開示が進む中、職場環境の質はまだ十分に評価されていない。本論文は、バイオフィリックデザインをESGに組み込む枠組みを提案しており、日本の企業が統合報告書で差別化を図る際のヒントとなる。

In the global GX context

Globally, ESG frameworks like ISSB and CSRD are expanding, but workplace design remains underreported. This paper highlights biophilic design as a material factor for both environmental and social performance, offering a practical scorecard that could complement existing disclosure standards.

👥 読者別の含意

🔬研究者:This paper provides a conceptual framework and preliminary evidence linking biophilic design to ESG metrics, offering a basis for further empirical research.

🏢実務担当者:Corporate sustainability teams can use the proposed ESG-Biophilic Scorecard as a tool to assess and report on nature integration in their office spaces.

📄 Abstract(原文)

While analyzing through several ESG review s at some point of the early stage of this research, one element have become quite clean—maximum corporations speak at period about emissions, governance policies, and staff numbers, however say very little about the actual workplace spaces wherein employees spend maximum in their time. This hole raised a easy however important question: if administrative center design affects how human beings feel and paintings, why is it nearly invisible in ESG reporting? This look at grows out of that query and looks carefully at biophilic layout, meaning the use of natural light, vegetation, ventilation, and natural materials in corporate offices, and how it connects with ESG performance.The point of interest is specially at the Environmental and Social dimensions of ESG, particularly energy performance, indoor environmental first-class, and employee well being. due to realistic limitations in having access to inner company data, the examine is predicated on secondary assets such as sustainability reports, ESG disclosures, case research, and existing educational studies. even as going via those substances, it have become obtrusive that groups like Infosys, Wipro, and Google have documented their biophilic tasks more brazenly than others, that's why they're mentioned as key examples. signs inclusive of electricity intake traits, absenteeism figures, and mentioned health effects are examined anywhere the facts permits, even though now not all comparisons are absolutely consistent. What emerges from this evaluation is a typically high-quality link among biophilic layout and both environmental overall performance and employee-related consequences. on the identical time, it's miles additionally clean that many of these blessings stay poorly captured in formal ESG metrics. Some findings align nicely with current literature, even as others continue to be much less conclusive because of data constraints. To address this hole, the paper proposes an ESG–Biophilic Scorecard as a practical start line for reporting nature-incorporated workplace practices. average, this study argues that biophilic design merits more extreme attention—now not as a visible or architectural trend, however as a significant and human-centred contributor to company sustainability.

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