An ESG rating has limited value and effectiveness if it is based on a one-off assessment.

For this reason, following the initial Due Diligence, Get It Fair requires companies to undergo a cycle of periodic assessments over a three-year period, in order to monitor the evolution of the ESG rating over time.

Each assessment focuses on critical areas, records progress achieved, and updates the rating, thereby providing stakeholders with meaningful and up-to-date information.

The number and frequency of periodic assessments are not fixed. They depend on the score assigned during the initial Due Diligence: the lower the score — and therefore the higher the level of exposure to ESG risks — the more frequent and numerous the assessments over the three-year period.

In this way, Get It Fair both incentivises and supports companies throughout a structured improvement journey towards excellence across all ESG dimensions and risk areas.

Periodic assessments do not apply to the verification of the sustainability report, as the report subject to verification changes every year.

The periodic assessment consists of a verification process conducted partly through document review and partly through on-site activities at the company's premises, in accordance with the GIF Framework.

This activity is carried out by an Assessment team appointed by an accredited body.

The periodic assessment focuses on the improvement areas identified during the previous assessment, the verification of the implementation of planned improvement actions, and the level of exposure associated with each risk.

At the conclusion of the assessment, the Assessment Team issues an updated final report to the company, outlining strengths and areas for improvement, and adjusts the score — confirming, increasing, or reducing it — based on the evidence collected.

An ESG rating is not very effective, if it is limited to a one-off evaluation.

For this reason, after the initial Due Diligence, Get It Fair requires the company to undergo a cycle of periodic evaluations over a period of three years in order to monitor the evolution of the ESG rating over time.

During each evaluation, the critical areas are kept under surveillance, improvements are recorded and the rating is adjusted, providing stakeholders with valuable updates.

The number and frequency of periodic evaluations are not fixed but depend on the score assigned in the initial Due Diligence: the lower the score and the higher the level of exposure to risks, the higher the frequency and the number of periodic evaluations over 3 years.

In this way, Get It Fair stimulates and supports the company along its improvement path toward excellence in results on all ESG aspects and risks.

The periodic evaluations do not apply to the verification of the sustainability report: each year the evaluation report subject to verification is different.

Get It Fair enables stakeholders to track how a company's ESG rating evolves over time.

Monitoring results on ESG risk exposure allow, for example, banks and investors to verify on an ongoing basis whether the conditions under which debt or equity capital was granted continue to be met.

Similarly, insurance companies can assess whether to confirm or adjust insurance premiums, while public authorities can evaluate whether the risk profile underlying the granting of public funding remains unchanged.

Get It Fair provides stakeholders with essential information to assess the risks associated with decisions taken at the outset of a relationship with the company.