Social due diligence · SR Reset
Social due diligence for projects and investments
Assess stakeholders, impacts, conflict and commitments before investing. Identify social risks and management capacity to inform the project decision.
Discuss my projectThe problem
Technical viability does not reveal how the territory will respond.
A project may look sound in permits, engineering, and finance while carrying unrecorded history, expectations, or tension.
Social due diligence identifies what must be conditioned, mitigated, or monitored before capital and schedule are committed.
How we solve it
Social architecture built as a working system.
Context
Territorial history, conflict, and institutional setting.
Stakeholders
Influence, position, legitimacy, and relationships.
Impacts
Perceptions, expectations, commitments, and gaps.
Capacity
Social governance, team, evidence, and management plan.
Execution
The RESET Method applied to SR Reset.
Frequently asked questions
Before defining the scope.
When is it performed?
Before investing, acquiring, expanding, or approving a critical phase, with scope proportional to exposure.
Does it replace an environmental study?
No. It can complement one but responds to a specific decision and social scope.
Does it include a field visit?
It can when scope, access, and process stage allow it.
What does it deliver?
An executive reading of risk, information gaps, conditions, mitigation priorities, and monitoring needs.
Next step
What does the territory know that is not yet in the file?
Tell us about the social, territorial, or organizational context. We will review stakeholders, risks, and objectives before proposing an intervention.
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