CSR 3H

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

The ethical conduct of a business beyond legal obligations, and the consideration of social, economic, and environmental impacts when making business decisions

Environmental sustainability

Making an effort to ensure natural resources are not permanently depleted or damaged by business activities

Philanthropy

An active effort to promote the wellbeing of others, such as by donating money to charity

Environmental consideration – Local sourcing

Using local suppliers to reduce transport emissions and support local economies

Environmental consideration – Waste management

Recycling and reusing excess materials to reduce landfill

Environmental consideration – Packaging

Using recyclable or compostable packaging to minimise environmental impact

Environmental consideration – Energy

Using renewable sources like solar and wind to reduce pollution

Environmental consideration – Donations

Donating profits to environmental organisations to support conservation

Social consideration – Local suppliers

Using local suppliers creates jobs and supports the local economy

Social consideration – Ethical technology transition

Helping employees find other work or roles if replaced by automation

Social consideration – Beneficial products

Producing goods and services that improve health, wellbeing, or social issues

Social consideration – Paid volunteering

Paying employees to volunteer