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UX/UI Design

We create seamless digital experiences that help organizations and customers reach their goals efficiently. We deliver low-carbon, fully accessible digital products optimized to attract, engage, and convert any target audience.

We need to improve the user experience of our website drastically

We want to create a digital experience that turns us into the go-to knowledge hub for the entire sector

Our website generates the wrong kind of leads. Can you help us reach and convert the right ones?

How can we use AI to improve our user experience?

We need a website template to publish our extremely popular reports on so they become more interactive than a boring pdf file

We need a low-carbon website that is accessible to everyone

Digital sustainability: where sustainability meets usability

Every pixel has a footprint. In an era where digital products are the primary touchpoints for global change, your interface is a powerful tool for impact. We architect sustainable UX/UI experiences that reduce digital waste, ensure 100% inclusion, and nudge users efficiently.
Whether you are a B Corp, climate tech SaaS company or a circularity pioneer, your digital presence should reflect your values, not contradict them.

Low-carbon digital design

The internet is responsible for nearly 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Most of this is driven by "heavy" design choices. We use low-carbon web design principles to ensure your platform is lean, fast, and green.

Radical accessibility (WCAG 2.2)

Sustainability is nothing without inclusion. We design to the highest WCAG 2.2 standards, ensuring your product is accessible to everyone and ready for the European Accessibility Act (EAA).

Behavioral design for impact

We use nudging for good. By applying behavioral psychology to UX, we help your users make better choices - whether that’s opting for a lower-carbon shipping method, reducing food waste, or completing a complex TNFD data entry without friction.

Phase 1: Impact discovery & UX audit

We start by understanding your mission. If you have an existing product, we perform a UX audit, identifying where digital friction is leading to drop-offs and where conversion can be optimized. If the budget allows, we also involve your target audience in this phase to avoid assumptions.

Phase 2: user journey mapping, information architecture and wireframing

We map out the leanest possible path to conversion. Every unnecessary click is a waste of energy and a risk to user retention. Our wireframes focus on information hierarchy. We test this hierarchy and journeys with the users and optimize for efficiency.

High-fidelity UI & prototyping

We create visually stunning, professional interfaces that build trust. We don't follow trends; we create timeless, inclusive designs that won't need a 'rebrand in two years (the ultimate form of digital waste).

Mobile designs of the Global Fashion Agenda website

Hand-off & implementation

A design is only as good as its execution. We provide our development team with comprehensive design systems and documentation, ensuring a pixel-perfect transition from Figma to the browser.

We know what we talk about: Our digital and sustainability teams don’t work in silos. Understanding the full context and knowing how to interpret data helps to create clarity faster and deliver better experiences for your audiences.
Just look at our portfolio: With customers like B Lab Europe, Fashion for Good and Cascale, our portfolio includes the true leaders of the impact movement. We know how to design for stakeholders with complex structures who demand transparency and rigour. Most of these organizations have been with us for +5 years now, also entrusting us with the day-to-day management and performance reporting of their websites.
Digital sustainability: We make sure your digital presence aligns with your values.

Let's collaborate

Quest understands our needs, they don't try to style something you don't need or doesn't fit the team structure or capacity.

Lucia Baruzzi, Senior Communications Manager @ B Lab Europe

Cascale

A strategic digital experience for the apparel industry

Creating a new website for the organization behind the Higg Index and one of the global leaders in sustainable apparel

Habitats

A stellar branding and website to boost biodiversity funding

Helping Habitats punch above their weight from the get go, through a powerful branding and digital experience

B Lab Europe

An impactful digital experience for the world's leading impact movement

A new, more accessible website for B Lab Europe, the organization behind the renowned B Corp certification

Digital Products

We create seamless digital experiences that help organizations and customers reach their goals efficiently. We deliver low-carbon, fully accessible digital products optimized to attract, engage, and convert any target audience. Our key digital services include UX/UI design, web development, and content/SEO support.

We need to improve the user experience of our website drastically

We want to create a digital experience that turns us into the go-to knowledge hub for the entire sector

Our website generates the wrong kind of leads. Can you help us reach and convert the right ones?

How can we use AI to improve our user experience?

We need a website template to publish our extremely popular reports on so they become more interactive than a boring pdf file

We need a low-carbon website that is accessible to everyone

Digital sustainability: Carbon-efficient and accessible digital products for all

By eliminating invisible barriers and making smart design choices, we deliver websites, platforms, and apps that are easy to use for everyone, with a decreased environmental footprint.

WCAG 2.1 Guidelines
Green hosting
Clean, modular code
Optimal performance, minimal environmental footprint
Safe & secure websites

Your website as a strategic resource

Delivering a digital product isn’t only about fancy designs, it’s about making sure a strategic resource is future-proof and doing what it’s supposed to do, both for your business and your target audiences.

Information architecture workshops to make sure your website, platform or app is future-proof
SEO, content and positioning support to make sure the right people see the right messages
User research to unravel user needs and user testing to guarantee an optimized user experience

Target-Hitting Content

We co-define targets and ensure your website contains the content to achieve all of them. Explore our additional services including content strategy, positioning, and key messaging.

Future-Proof Digital Solutions

You can expect digital solutions that anticipate your and the market's evolving needs, bringing a clear structure that stands the test of time.

Intuitive and Accessible Experiences for All

Streamlined content management and an enhanced user experience make for an intuitive and accessible journey for both users and your team.

Quest understands our needs, they don't try to style something you don't need or doesn't fit the team structure or capacity.

Lucia Baruzzi, Senior Communications Manager @ B Lab Europe

Raptor Maps

A new website for a startup revolutionizing the solar industry

Creating a new, conversion-driven digital experience for this highly ambitious US startup

Habitats

A stellar branding and website to boost biodiversity funding

Helping Habitats punch above their weight from the get go, through a powerful branding and digital experience

B Lab Europe

An impactful digital experience for the world's leading impact movement

A new, more accessible website for B Lab Europe, the organization behind the renowned B Corp certification

Supply chain readiness for suppliers

Our sustainability experts are at your disposal, ready to help your business understand, prepare for, and respond to the sustainability demands coming from your customers and partners.

What exactly is my customer asking me for, and why?

Where do I even start with sustainability as a smaller business?

How do I collect and communicate the right data without a dedicated sustainability team?

How do I turn these external demands into something that genuinely benefits my business?

How do I keep up as requirements evolve over time?

Why is it a strategic opportunity?

Sustainability demands from larger companies are no longer a nice-to-have: they are becoming a condition of doing business. Legislation like CSRD and CSDDD is pushing large corporations to scrutinise their entire supply chain, which means their suppliers, regardless of size, are increasingly expected to demonstrate sustainability performance.

But this pressure can be more than just a burden to manage. It is an opportunity to get ahead.

Protect and grow your customer relationships
Being able to respond confidently to sustainability questionnaires and due diligence requests makes you a more reliable, future-proof partner. More than ever you have to be ready Be ready for demands of scope 3 decarbonisation. Companies that can’t respond risk losing contracts to suppliers who can.
Build a stronger business from the inside out
Understanding your own environmental and social footprint isn’t just about satisfying customers — it often reveals inefficiencies, cost savings, and risks you weren’t aware of. Sustainability readiness and business resilience go hand in hand.
Get ahead of the curve
The demands coming to you today from one customer will likely be coming from all of them tomorrow. Building your sustainability foundations now means you won’t be scrambling to catch up when the pressure intensifies.
Communicate your efforts with confidence
Many SMEs are already doing good things — they just don’t know how to articulate or evidence them. We help you tell your sustainability story in a way that resonates with buyers, partners, and stakeholders.

Understanding what is being asked of you
We help you decode the sustainability questionnaires, frameworks, and due diligence requests you are receiving, translating what buyers actually need from you into clear, actionable priorities.
Assessing your current sustainability baseline
We take stock of where you stand today — what data you have, what practices are already in place, and where the most significant gaps are relative to what your customers are asking for.
Building your sustainability foundations
We help you put the right building blocks in place from understanding your carbon footprint and key environmental impacts to mapping social risks in your own operations in a way that is manageable for a smaller organisation.
Developing your sustainability story and data
We help you structure and communicate your sustainability performance clearly, so you can respond to questionnaires and due diligence requests with confidence, and make a positive impression rather than just avoiding a negative one.
Creating a roadmap for continuous improvement
Sustainability readiness isn’t a one-time exercise. We help you build a practical improvement roadmap so that as demands evolve, you are always moving forward, not starting from scratch.
Building internal awareness and capability
We run accessible workshops and training sessions to help your team understand why sustainability matters and what their role is in it, so that readiness becomes part of how your business operates, not just a reporting task.

Stronger supplier engagement

Respond to due diligence requests with confidence and position your business as a trusted, future-ready supply chain partner.

A clearer picture of your own business

Understand your environmental and social footprint in a way that is genuinely useful, not just for external reporting, but for making better decisions internally such nature positive procurement.

Practical foundations for the future

Build the data, processes, and awareness you need to keep pace with evolving sustainability expectations without being overwhelmed by them.

Vlaamse Overheid

Setting up a Green Deal on Sustainable Supply Chains in Flanders

Mapping, engaging, and aligning stakeholders around a common framework.

RegioGreenTex

Developing the blueprint for a Circular Garment and Value Circle

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest led The Circular Garment project.

Our capacity building sessions are typically delivered by subject matter experts and trainers from the Quest team. With expertise across a range of disciplines, our team can deliver tailored training to match your organisation’s sustainability maturity level and operational requirements.

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

The hidden risks lurking in your supply chain

Tackling Scope 3: Your supply chain climate priority

Why supply chain due diligence matters

Digital Product Passports & Traceability

Your customers, buyers, and regulators are asking a simple question: where did this come from, and what is it made of? Digital Product Passports make that question answerable, turning supply chain complexity into transparent, verifiable, and commercially valuable information. Unlike most consultancies, Quest designs the full journey: from data strategy and supplier engagement to the UX, interface, and storytelling that makes your DPP something people actually want to engage with.

What is a Digital Product Passport and do we actually need one?

Which regulations apply to us, and when do we need to be compliant?

How do we collect reliable data from suppliers who aren’t set up for this?

How do we design a DPP that meets regulatory requirements?

How do we ensure the data in our DPP is accurate, consistent, and defensible?

Why is it a strategic opportunity?

Traceability has historically been treated as a back-office problem: something to manage quietly and hope nobody looks too closely at. Today, the regulatory and commercial pressure to demonstrate exactly what your products are made of, where they come from, and what happens to them at end of life is arriving faster than most businesses have prepared for.The organisations that build traceability infrastructure now will have a significant advantage over those that are forced to build it under pressure.

Get ahead of ESPR and the Green Claims Directive
The EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation is introducing mandatory Digital Product Passports across a growing list of product categories (starting with batteries and textiles and expanding rapidly). The Green Claims Directive is simultaneously raising the bar on what sustainability claims require to be substantiated.
Turn compliance into a brand asset
Transparency is not just a regulatory requirement but also increasingly a commercial differentiator. Brands that can demonstrate the provenance, composition, and end-of-life potential of their products with genuine evidence are building a form of trust with consumers and B2B customers that generic sustainability claims cannot replicate.
Strengthen your CSRD reporting
CSRD requires companies to disclose the environmental and social impacts of their full value chain. A well-designed DPP infrastructure gives you the product-level data foundation that makes that disclosure credible, consistent, and far less painful to produce each year.

DPP strategy & roadmap
We help you understand exactly what a Digital Product Passport means for your business, which regulations apply, which product categories to prioritise, what data you need to collect, and how to sequence your approach in a way that is manageable and builds lasting infrastructure rather than one-off compliance fixes.
Data architecture & technical scoping
A DPP is only as good as the data that feeds it. We help you define what data needs to be captured at each stage of your product’s lifecycle, how it should be structured and stored, and what technical requirements your DPP system needs to meet.
UX/UI design & storytelling
A Digital Product Passport is a communication tool. We design the full user experience of your DPP, from the information architecture and visual interface to the narrative flow that guides a customer, buyer, or regulator through your product’s story. The result is a passport that does not just contain the right information but presents it in a way that builds understanding, trust, and genuine engagement with what makes your product different.
Supplier data collection & engagement
Getting reliable, structured data from suppliers across multiple tiers is consistently the hardest part of building a DPP. We design supplier engagement strategies and data collection processes that make it as straightforward as possible for your suppliers to provide what you need, building the collaborative relationships that traceability requires to actually work in practice.

A DPP that communicates, not just complies

A user experience designed from the ground up to tell your product's story clearly and compellingly to the customer scanning a QR code, the buyer conducting due diligence, and the regulator checking compliance.

Compliance that converts into commercial value

Meet ESPR, Green Claims Directive, and CSRD requirements while simultaneously building a transparency capability that strengthens buyer relationships, supports brand differentiation, and gives your sustainability claims the evidence base they need to hold up.

A traceability infrastructure built to last

A DPP strategy and data architecture designed not just for today's regulatory requirements but for the expanding expectations that are already coming.

Vlaamse Overheid

Setting up a Green Deal on Sustainable Supply Chains in Flanders

Mapping, engaging, and aligning stakeholders around a common framework.

RegioGreenTex

Developing the blueprint for a Circular Garment and Value Circle

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest led The Circular Garment project.

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

Tackling Scope 3: Your supply chain climate priority

The hidden risks lurking in your supply chain

Why supply chain due diligence matters

Circular Fashion & Textile Recovery

Our fashion circularity experts are at your disposal, ready to guide you on your journey to understand, measure, and reduce textile waste. Quest helps you unlock the value hidden in your materials.

Where do we start with circularity in our products and operations?

How do we map and measure textile waste across our value chain?

How do we design products that can actually be recovered, reused, or recycled at end of life?

How do we report on circularity in a credible and meaningful way?

What take-back, recovery, or upcycling solutions exist for our materials?

Recover value from what used to be waste
Unsold stock, offcuts, deadstock fabric, and end-of-life garments all represent embedded costs that can be recovered. Circular business models from take-back schemes to material recovery partnerships turn these losses into assets.
Build supply chain resilience
Dependence on virgin raw materials exposes your business to price volatility, resource scarcity, and reputational risk. Circularity reduces that exposure by closing material loops and diversifying your sourcing model.
Get ahead of regulation
The EU’s Extended Producer Responsibility for textiles, Ecodesign Regulation, and Green Claims Directive are reshaping what is expected of fashion businesses. Companies that build circular foundations now will be far better positioned when compliance becomes mandatory.
Tell a more credible sustainability story
Circularity is one of the most visible and tangible ways to demonstrate genuine sustainability commitment to customers, investors, and regulators alike. No to greenwashing.

Understanding your circularity baseline
We help you understand your current position on circularity by looking at where materials come from, where waste is generated, and where the biggest opportunities and risks lie across your value chain.
Circular design support
We work with your product and design teams to identify how products can be redesigned for longevity, repairability, disassembly, and end-of-life recovery without compromising on aesthetics or commercial viability.
Take-back and recovery strategy
We help you identify and develop the right take-back, resale, rental, repair, or material recovery models for your business. We will research for solution providers in your area and connect you with partners that can make them work in practice.
Supplier engagement and value chain collaboration
Circularity cannot happen in isolation. We design engagement strategies that bring your suppliers along on the journey, building shared accountability for material flows and waste reduction across the chain.
Circularity reporting and communication
We support your efforts to report on circularity credibly, whether for CSRD, ESRS E5, voluntary frameworks, or customer-facing communication, helping you make claims that are honest, substantiated, and compelling.
Building internal awareness and capability
We design and run workshops and training sessions that build genuine understanding of circularity across your organisation from design and sourcing teams to leadership so that circular thinking becomes part of how you work, not just a project.

Reduced waste and recovered value

Minimise textile waste, improve material efficiency, and unlock new revenue streams by turning surplus and end-of-life materials into opportunities rather than costs.

A more resilient and future-proof business

Reduce your dependence on virgin materials, get ahead of regulatory requirements, and build the circular foundations that will define competitive advantage in fashion over the next decade.

Credible circularity communication

Communicate your circular strategy and progress with confidence backed by data, grounded in science, and aligned with the frameworks your stakeholders care about.

RegioGreenTex

Developing the blueprint for a Circular Garment and Value Circle

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest led The Circular Garment project.

RegioGreenTex

Designing and building a matchmaking tool for textile surplus

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest took part in The Waste Wizard project.

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

From waste to value: Why circularity is a business imperative

The hidden risks lurking in your supply chain

Circular by design: Rethinking business models

Circular Business Models and Value Chains

Waste is not just an environmental issue — it is a missed opportunity. Our circularity experts are at your disposal, ready to help your business transition from linear thinking to circular systems that keep materials in use, unlock new value, and build long-term resilience.

Where do we start with circularity, and what does it actually mean for our business model?

How do we map and measure waste and material flows across our operations and value chain?

How do we identify circular opportunities without disrupting what already works?

How do we report on circularity in a way that is credible and meets regulatory expectations?

What new revenue streams or business models could circularity open up for us?

Why is it a strategic opportunity?

The linear economy — take, make, dispose — is running out of road. Resource scarcity, waste regulation, and growing pressure from investors and customers are making it increasingly costly to operate as if materials have no value beyond their first use. It is time to unlock new revenue streams, stronger supplier relationships, and more resilient operations.

Recover value from waste and by-products
Every discarded material, unsold product, or inefficient process represents embedded cost that never had to leave. Circular models turn those losses into opportunities and create new sources of revenue that did not exist before.
Reduce exposure to resource risk
Dependence on virgin raw materials leaves businesses vulnerable to price volatility, supply disruption, and regulatory change. Designing circularity into your value chain reduces that exposure and makes your operations more predictable and resilient over time.
Get ahead of regulation
The EU’s Waste Framework Directive, Extended Producer Responsibility schemes, Ecodesign Regulation, and CSRD reporting requirements are all tightening the rules around how companies manage materials and waste. Building circular foundations now means you are prepared when compliance becomes unavoidable.
Strengthen stakeholder relationships
Circularity requires collaboration with suppliers, customers, and partners. Companies that build circular ecosystems across their value chain often find that the process itself deepens relationships, surfaces shared efficiencies, and creates the kind of alignment that linear supply chains rarely produce.

Waste identification and material flow mapping
We map and analyse your waste streams and material flows, identify inefficiencies and circular potential, and benchmark your performance against industry best practices, giving you a clear picture of where to act first.
Circular business model design
We help you explore and develop circular business models suited to your sector and context from product-as-a-service and leasing models to remanufacturing, upcycling, and closed-loop systems. We stress-test ideas for commercial viability, not just environmental ambition.
Identifying new revenue streams from waste and by-products
We help you see your waste differently by mapping what can be recovered, repurposed, or sold, and connecting you with the solution providers, partners, and markets that can make those opportunities real.
Stakeholder engagement and value chain collaboration
Circularity cannot happen in isolation. We design engagement strategies that bring your suppliers, customers, and partners into the circular model, building shared accountability for material flows and unlocking collaboration that creates value for everyone in the chain.
Regulatory alignment
We ensure your circular strategy is aligned with existing and upcoming regulations, and support your reporting requirements under CSRD (ESRS E5), EPR schemes, and other relevant frameworks, helping you communicate progress in a way that is credible, consistent, and audit-ready.
Capacity building and internal awareness
If you are making a significant shift in how your business operates, your team needs to understand why and how. We design and deliver tailored training and capacity-building sessions that build genuine circular literacy across your organisation.

Lower waste, higher efficiency

Reduce waste generation, improve material recovery, and strengthen financial performance by identifying and acting on the circular opportunities already present in your operations.

Turn waste into value

Unlock new revenue streams and business opportunities from materials that previously went to landfill or were written off as cost and ensure circular ideas translate into solutions that are desirable, viable, and feasible.

Stronger stakeholder relationships

Build circular ecosystems with suppliers and partners, creating the kind of value chain collaboration that makes your business more resilient, more competitive, and more aligned with where markets and regulation are heading.

RegioGreenTex

Developing the blueprint for a Circular Garment and Value Circle

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest led The Circular Garment project.

RegioGreenTex

Designing and building a matchmaking tool for textile surplus

As part of the European RegioGreenTex initiative, Quest took part in The Waste Wizard project.

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

From waste to value: Why circularity is a business imperative

The hidden risks lurking in your supply chain

Circular by design: Rethinking business models

Nature-positive strategy

Knowing your nature-related impacts is only the starting point. Our experts are at your disposal, ready to help you translate that understanding into a credible, science-led strategy that sets real targets, drives meaningful action, and positions your organisation on a genuine path toward nature-positive outcomes.

Where do we start when it comes to building a nature strategy?

What does “nature-positive” actually mean for our business?

How do we prioritise action across a complex portfolio of impacts and dependencies?

How do we align our nature strategy with TNFD, SBTN, and emerging regulatory requirements?

How do we communicate our nature commitments in a way that is honest, substantiated, and compelling?

Get ahead of nature disclosure expectations
TNFD, SBTN, and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework are reshaping what investors, regulators, and customers expect organizations to disclose and act on. A robust nature-positive strategy puts you ahead of the curve, not scrambling to catch up when requirements harden into obligations.
Manage the risks you cannot afford to ignore
Physical dependencies on healthy ecosystems such as clean water, stable soils, or functioning pollinators are increasingly pricing into supply chain risk assessments, insurance models, and investment decisions. Understanding and reducing your nature-related risks is no longer optional for organizations with significant land, water, or biodiversity exposure.
Strengthen the foundations your business depends on
Land, water, soil, and biodiversity are not abstract environmental concerns but inputs your business relies on. Organizations that actively restore and protect the ecosystems they depend on build a form of resilience that no supply chain audit or risk framework can replicate.
Turn nature into a source of innovation
The transition to a nature-positive economy is creating new markets, new partnerships, and new product opportunities. Organizations that engage seriously with nature strategy are consistently finding that the process surfaces ideas and collaborations that would never have emerged from conventional sustainability planning.

Translating your nature baseline into strategic priorities
We take your biodiversity and ecosystem services assessment and turn it into a clear picture of where the most significant impacts, dependencies, and opportunities lie; helping you prioritise action based on materiality, not assumption.
Setting science-based targets for nature
We guide you through the SBTN target-setting process, helping you set targets that are ambitious, credible, and aligned with the science across freshwater, land, ocean, biodiversity, and climate where relevant.
Developing your nature-positive roadmap
We co-develop a phased action plan that moves your organisation from current state toward nature-positive outcomes, sequenced by impact, feasibility, and strategic fit, and designed to be practically implementable across your operations and value chain.
Aligning with TNFD and disclosure frameworks
We ensure your nature strategy is structured to meet the disclosure expectations of TNFD and other relevant frameworks, giving you the governance, metrics, and narrative your stakeholders need to see.
Engaging your value chain
Nature-positive outcomes cannot be achieved within your own operations alone. We help you design supplier and partner engagement strategies that extend your nature ambition across your full value chain, building shared accountability where it matters most.
Communicating your nature commitments credibly
We help you articulate your nature-positive strategy and progress in a way that is honest, science-backed, and compelling whether for CSRD reporting, investor communications, or customer-facing channels.

A nature-positive strategy grounded in science

Clear priorities, credible targets, and a phased roadmap that moves your organisation from awareness to action aligned with SBTN, TNFD, and the frameworks your stakeholders expect.

Disclosure-ready and ahead of regulation

The governance, metrics, and narrative you need to meet emerging nature disclosure requirements with confidence before they become mandatory obligations.

A nature story you can stand behind

Communicate your nature commitments credibly, backed by data and grounded in science, in a landscape where the gap between genuine leaders and greenwashers is becoming increasingly visible.

Quest joins Luxembourg Task Force on Finance for Biodiversity

IMS

Helping 9 organizations (Caceis, Novotel, European Investment Bank, ...) on their nature journey

Inspiring and engaging 9 organisations around a common framework for Nature

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

TNFD: the next big thing in sustainability reporting. Here's why.

Why biodiversity matters to business

Nature-positive: The next frontier of sustainability

Biodiversity baseline measurement

You cannot manage what you have not measured. We assess your biodiversity footprint across operations and supply chains, conduct site-level surveys and eDNA analysis where precision is needed, and value the ecosystem services your business depends on, giving you a rigorous, decision-ready baseline before you set a single target or make a single commitment.

Where do we even start when it comes to understanding our biodiversity footprint?

Which measurement approaches are appropriate for our sector, size, and operational context?

How do we assess biodiversity impacts across our supply chain, not just our own sites?

How do we turn biodiversity data into something decision-relevant for leadership and boards?

How do we ensure our baseline measurement is aligned with TNFD, SBTN, and emerging disclosure expectations?

Why it’s important to measure your biodiversity footprint

Most organizations have a reasonable understanding of their carbon footprint. Very few have an equivalent picture of their biodiversity footprint. That gap is becoming harder to justify and more costly to leave unaddressed.
A biodiversity baseline assessment is where your nature strategy begins. And the organizations that build a rigorous baseline now will be ahead of every expectation that follows.

Know your risks before they know you
Physical dependencies on healthy ecosystems — clean water, stable soils, functioning pollinators, flood regulation — are increasingly showing up as material financial risks. A robust biodiversity baseline tells you where those dependencies are concentrated, which supply chains are most exposed, and where the most significant risks to your operations lie before they materialise as disruptions or losses.
Build on evidence, not assumption
Nature strategy, TNFD disclosure, and science-based target setting are all only as credible as the data they rest on. Organizations that invest in rigorous baseline measurement from the outset avoid the costly and reputationally damaging experience of having to revisit and revise commitments because the underlying data did not hold up to scrutiny.
Get ahead of what regulators and investors will ask for
Biodiversity disclosure is following the trajectory of climate by moving from voluntary best practice to expected norm to regulatory requirement. Building a credible, methodology-aligned baseline now means you will have the data foundation in place when those expectations harden, rather than starting from scratch under pressure. We will help you set the right biodiversity KPIs and metrics for ESG reporting, and if needed, guide you along the journey of biodiversity measurement for CSRD compliance.
Turn measurement into meaningful action
A biodiversity baseline is not just a reporting input, but also a strategic tool. The organisations that use their baseline data well consistently find that it surfaces priorities, informs procurement decisions, shapes supplier engagement, and guides capital allocation in ways that generic sustainability frameworks simply cannot.

How we can help

So what is a biodiversity baseline study? We design and deliver biodiversity baseline assessments that are scientifically robust, practically relevant, and built to serve as the foundation for everything that follows — strategy, disclosure, target-setting, and stakeholder communication. Our approach draws on a combination of established assessment methodologies, scientific field expertise, and deep knowledge of the frameworks that matter most to your stakeholders. The outcome is a comprehensive assessment of your biodiversity impacts across ecosystem services and natural capital.

Site-level biodiversity surveys
For organizations with direct land holdings or site-based operations, we conduct on-the-ground biodiversity surveys that establish a rigorous ecological baseline, documenting species presence, habitat condition, and ecosystem health in a format that is scientifically defensible and aligned with leading assessment frameworks.
eDNA & scientific field measurement
We use cutting-edge scientific measurement tools (including environmental DNA analysis) that provide a level of ecological precision that conventional survey methods alone cannot match. This is particularly valuable in biodiversity-sensitive landscapes or complex geographies where accuracy matters most.
Supply chain biodiversity impact mapping
For most organisations, the most significant biodiversity impacts sit in their supply chains — in the agricultural landscapes, forests, and waterways from which raw materials are sourced. We map biodiversity impact across your supply chain, prioritising by geography, commodity type, and ecological sensitivity to give you a proportionate and credible picture of your full footprint.
Ecosystem services valuation
We help you understand not just what biodiversity your operations affect, but what value the ecosystem services in those areas provide to your business.
Translating data into usable outputs
Raw biodiversity data is only valuable if it can be understood and acted upon. We work with your team to structure and present your baseline findings in formats that work for different audiences, whether that is a board-level briefing or an input into your TNFD or SBTN process.

Field-level ecological expertise

Rigorous biodiversity measurement requires more than frameworks and desktop analysis but instead requires people who know how to read a landscape. We bring the on-the-ground scientific expertise that turns a biodiversity baseline from a desk exercise into a defensible, field-verified assessment.

eDNA analysis
Bioacoustics and remote sensing
On-the-ground field surveys

A rigorous, credible biodiversity baseline

A scientifically robust, methodology-aligned assessment of your organisation's biodiversity footprint built to serve as the foundation for strategy, disclosure, and target-setting

The foundation for everything that follows

A baseline that connects directly to the next steps — TNFD disclosure, science-based target setting, nature-positive strategy, and credible stakeholder communication — so that your investment in measurement compounds into lasting strategic value.

Data that will set you up for success

A baseline that goes beyond satisfying external reporting requirements, giving your procurement, operations, and leadership teams the ecological insight they need to make better decisions about land, supply chains, and resource use.

Quest joins Luxembourg Task Force on Finance for Biodiversity

IMS

Helping 9 organizations (Caceis, Novotel, European Investment Bank, ...) on their nature journey

Inspiring and engaging 9 organisations around a common framework for Nature

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

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Why biodiversity matters to business

Nature loss is officially a business risk

Nature-positive: The next frontier of sustainability

Regenerative business models and nature-based solutions

Avoiding harm is no longer enough. The organizations and investors leading the next decade are asking a different question — not just how to reduce their impact on nature, but how to actively restore it. We help businesses and financial institutions design the models, strategies, and partnerships that make regeneration not just possible, but commercially viable.

How do we move beyond reducing harm and start actively contributing to nature restoration?

What does a regenerative business model actually look like in our sector — and is it commercially viable?

How do we identify and develop nature-based solutions that are credible, measurable, and not just offsetting?

How do we integrate regenerative practices into our supply chain without disrupting what already works?

How do we communicate regenerative commitments in a way that is honest and substantiated?

Why is it a strategic opportunity?

The sustainability conversation has spent a decade focused on doing less harm. Reducing emissions. Cutting waste. Minimising footprint. That work remains important but it is no longer sufficient, and the most forward-thinking organisations already know it.

The frontier of sustainability is regeneration. And the organisations that move there first will define what leadership looks like for the decade ahead.

Go beyond compliance into genuine leadership
Organisations that design business models around regeneration — actively restoring the ecosystems they depend on — are building a form of credibility and differentiation that compliance alone can never produce. In a market increasingly sensitive to greenwashing, genuine regenerative action stands apart.
Build resilience into your core business model
Regenerative practices reduce long-term input costs, improve ecosystem stability, and create supply chains that are less vulnerable to the disruptions that biodiversity loss and climate change are already generating. Regeneration is not just good for nature, it is good business.
Unlock new revenue streams and partnerships
Nature-based solutions, ecosystem restoration projects, and regenerative supply chain models are creating new commercial opportunities from premium product positioning to impact-driven partnerships. Organisations that engage seriously with regeneration consistently find opportunities that were invisible from a conventional sustainability lens.
Stand out in a crowded field
Regeneration has become a buzzword, which means the bar for credibility is rising fast. Organisations that can back their regenerative ambitions with rigorous science, clear metrics, and transparent reporting are increasingly the ones attracting the right capital and partners. We help you become one of them with a regenerative business model and a clear setup on how to implement nature based solutions.

Regenerative business model design
We help you explore and develop business models that go beyond harm reduction, designing systems where your commercial activity actively contributes to the restoration of natural capital. We stress-test ideas for ecological credibility and commercial viability in equal measure, translating it into something your business can actually build and sustain.
Nature-based solutions strategy
We help you identify, evaluate, and select nature-based solutions relevant to your sector and geography from agroforestry and wetland restoration to green infrastructure and habitat creation. We ensure the solutions you pursue are genuinely additional, measurable, and aligned with scientific best practice rather than functioning as a reputational shield.
Ecosystem restoration projects with Habitats
We support the design and development of ecosystem restoration projects — helping organisations move from intention to implementation by identifying the right sites, partners, and methodologies, and building the governance and measurement frameworks needed to demonstrate real outcomes.
Communicating regenerative commitments credibly
Regeneration is one of the most powerful sustainability stories an organisation can tell and one of the most easily undermined by vague or unsubstantiated claims. We help you build the evidence base, narrative, and reporting frameworks needed to communicate your regenerative work in a way that is honest, compelling, and built to withstand scrutiny.

Restoration grounded in real projects through our non-profit Habitats
Quest’s commitment to nature goes beyond consultancy. We are a co-founding organisation behind Habitats, an independent nonprofit dedicated to the protection and restoration of biodiversity across five key habitats: forest, grassland, coastal, ocean, and wetland. For clients looking to develop credible, measurable ecosystem restoration projects, this connection gives Quest a unique advantage: we do not just advise on restoration. We do it.

A regenerative strategy grounded in science and commercial reality

Business models, nature-based solutions, and restoration projects designed to deliver genuine ecological outcomes, built to be financially sustainable, not dependent on goodwill alone.

New value from nature, not just less harm to it

Identify and develop the commercial opportunities — new revenue streams, partnerships, and financing mechanisms — that regenerative thinking consistently surfaces for organisations willing to look beyond conventional sustainability.

A story of leadership that stakeholders trust

Communicate your regenerative ambitions and progress with confidence backed by evidence, grounded in science, and positioned to differentiate your organisation

Quest joins Luxembourg Task Force on Finance for Biodiversity

IMS

Helping 9 organizations (Caceis, Novotel, European Investment Bank, ...) on their nature journey

Inspiring and engaging 9 organisations around a common framework for Nature

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

Nature-positive: The next frontier of sustainability

It is time to stand up for Nature

Nature loss is officially a business risk

Nature-related risk reporting & disclosure (LEAP & RODI)

Understanding your relationship with nature is the foundation of any credible nature strategy. Our experts guide you through the TNFD’s LEAP approach and the RODI (Risks, Opportunities, Dependencies, Impacts) framework to identify, assess, and disclose your nature-related risks and dependencies with the rigour that investors, regulators, and stakeholders expect.

How do we identify where our business is exposed to nature-related risks and dependencies?

What does TNFD mean for us, and are we required to disclose?

How do we apply the LEAP approach in a way that is proportionate to our size and sector?

How do we communicate our nature-related risks and opportunities credibly to investors and stakeholders?

How do we turn a nature risk assessment into something that is actually useful for decision-making?

Why is it a strategic opportunity?

Most organisations know that nature loss is accelerating. Far fewer have taken the step of understanding what that means specifically for their business. In other words, where their operations depend on healthy ecosystems, and where they are contributing to their decline. That blind spot is becoming increasingly costly. We are therefore specialising in nature risk management for companies and ensuring that corporate nature disclosure is not a compliance exercise, but a driver of strategic decision-making.

Get ahead of nature disclosure requirements
TNFD has rapidly moved from voluntary guidance to investor expectation. Regulators in multiple jurisdictions are already signalling that nature-related disclosure will follow the trajectory of climate from voluntary to mandatory. Organisations that build their assessment and disclosure foundations now will be ready when that shift happens, rather than reactive.
Make better decisions with better information
A rigorous nature risk assessment does more than satisfy disclosure requirements. It surfaces dependencies and risks that most organisations have never mapped, giving leadership teams the information they need to make more resilient strategic and operational decisions.
Meet growing investor and lender expectations
Financial institutions are integrating nature risk into their portfolio assessments, credit decisions, and engagement strategies. Organisations that can demonstrate a structured, evidence-based understanding of their nature exposure are increasingly better positioned in conversations with investors, banks, and insurers.
Build the foundation for everything that follows
Nature risk assessment is not a standalone exercise — it is the starting point for target-setting, strategy development, and credible communication. Getting it right, using established frameworks like LEAP and RODI, means everything built on top of it is grounded in evidence rather than assumption.

Scoping your assessment
We help you define the boundaries of your assessment (which business units, geographies, and value chain segments to prioritise) to ensure your effort is focused where nature risk is most material to your business.
Applying the LEAP approach
We guide you through all four stages of LEAP — Locate your interface with nature, Evaluate your dependencies and impacts, Assess your material risks and opportunities, and Prepare to respond and disclose — producing outputs that are aligned with TNFD expectations and defensible to external scrutiny.
We look into Risks, Opportunities, Dependencies, and Impacts
We apply the RODI framework to assess your organisation’s readiness to disclose on nature-related risks and opportunities, identify gaps in your current governance and reporting, and build a clear pathway toward disclosure-ready practice.
Identifying material nature-related risks and opportunities
Beyond the frameworks, we help you interpret what the assessment findings actually mean for your business by identifying what is both important to you and impactful for nature (impact materiality and financial materiality).
Supporting your disclosure process
We work alongside your team to structure your findings, identify what to report and how, align your narrative with TNFD and CSRD expectations, and ensure what you communicate is accurate and defensible.
Building internal capability
Nature risk assessment is an evolving discipline. We design and deliver tailored sessions that build genuine understanding of TNFD, LEAP, and RODI across your sustainability, finance, and risk teams, so that nature risk becomes embedded in how your organisation thinks, not just something managed externally.

A clear picture of your nature-related risks and dependencies

A rigorous, LEAP-based assessment of where your business interfaces with nature and translated into decision-relevant insights that leadership and boards can act on.

Disclosure-ready, framework-aligned reporting

TNFD and RODI-aligned disclosures that meet the expectations of investors, regulators, and stakeholders built on evidence, structured for credibility, and ready to withstand scrutiny.

The foundation for a credible nature strategy

A robust risk and dependency assessment that gives you everything you need to move confidently into target-setting, strategy development, and long-term nature-positive action.

Quest joins Luxembourg Task Force on Finance for Biodiversity

IMS

Helping 9 organizations (Caceis, Novotel, European Investment Bank, ...) on their nature journey

Inspiring and engaging 9 organisations around a common framework for Nature

What exactly are you looking for? Please reach out to us with more information and we would be happy to inspire and empower your team, on-site or remote.

Find out more

Why biodiversity matters to business

Nature-positive: The next frontier of sustainability

It is time to stand up for Nature

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