Sustainability goals: It is extremely important to identify goals that support your business strategy. To set them, you can use agenda 203 0 :
The environmental, social and economic impact of your company: carry out a detailed analysis to find out what elements need to be improved and what innovations can be introduced.
Sustainable products: adapt the products in your portfolio to have the least possible negative impact on the environment, thus ensuring environmental transformation.
Commitment: Supporting sustainable development also includes community development and development opportunities in the area. It is important to promote equitable transformation and social development. Large companies, which by the nature of their business have a large impact on the environment, at least try to promote ESG initiatives through marketing. An example is McDonald's campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRs6l943i-Y
Monitoring: Regular monitoring of your company's sustainability activities will allow you to assess their impact and introduce improvements.
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This resource aims to provide business owners with comprehensive information and guidance on ESG (environmental, social and governance) reporting in small and medium-sized businesses. The guide provides an accessible overview of the basic ESG concepts as well as a detailed description of the three key areas and their relevance to business management.
In the report we answer questions such as:
What are ESG reports?
What regulations and standards does ESG cover?
Who should report and when?
What are the benefits of reporting?
Knowing these aspects will allow you to better understand environmental, social and governance data reporting requirements.
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