MobiCycle OÜ is the Estonian entity: governance tooling, court system guides, and published research. It exists here because Estonia built the digital governance infrastructure that makes this kind of transparency ordinary rather than exceptional.
A sustainability score that will not show its arithmetic is a rating agency's opinion. That is a legitimate product, but it is not this one.
Built for people who have to demonstrate governance quality to a board, an auditor, or a court.
Structured assessment of corporate sustainability governance: board oversight, stakeholder engagement, disclosure quality, target-setting rigour, and accountability mechanisms, each scored against stated best practice with the calculation shown.
Board oversightStakeholder engagementDisclosure qualityAccountability
Jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction guides to environmental litigation: court structures, filing procedures, precedent, and enforcement mechanisms for eWaste and pollution cases across Europe. Written for legal teams who need the primary source, not a summary.
Comparative scoring of ESG governance practice, published with the methodology attached so a low score can be argued with rather than only appealed against.
Citable rather than promotional. This is where the analysis goes when it is meant to outlast an engagement.
Long-form work on eWaste regulation, circular economy policy, and sustainability governance, for practitioners and policymakers.
mobicycle.ee/booksPeer-reviewed research on extended producer responsibility, collection systems, and whether governance structures actually change outcomes.
mobicycle.ee/researchAnalysis of environmental regulation as it is written and as it is enforced, which are frequently different documents.
mobicycle.ee/insightsSustainability officers working across several jurisdictions at once.
Legal teams handling environmental litigation and needing the primary sources.
Board members looking for a governance benchmark they can defend.
Researchers who need sourced analysis rather than a vendor white paper.
Describe your governance position or the jurisdiction you are litigating in. You get a preliminary read with the sources it rests on.