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sustainability idea

firstly emerged as an economic concept and sustainability and sustainable economic development are used interchangeably, leaving social and environmental dimensions of sustainability in an inferior position

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Social, economic and environmental

one of the significant challenges for organizations and society

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Holdway

He argues that social and environmental accountability by firms can be compromised by a lack of democracy within engagement and decision-making processes.

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Sustainability accounting and reporting (SAR)

constitute a process through which an organization's sustainability performance is measured and communicated

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Sustainability Accounting

represents an information management and accounting method that creates and provides information aimed at demonstrating an organization's progress towards its sustainable goals.

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Sustainability Reporting

completes the process by formalizing the information to disclose about the organization's sustainability performance

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Sustainability Accounting and sustainability reporting

two distinct terms, together, they form a unique accountability system able to record and communicate information on organizations' sustainable performance

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organizations

an integral part of society and the economy.

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sustainable strategy

can lead to business resilience by enabling an organization to create value for its shareholders while also contributing to a sustainable society by meeting the needs of this generation without sacrificing future generations

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truly sustainable strategy

one that integrates material sustainability issues, leading to business models that enable net positive economic, environmental, and social impacts

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True Cost Accounting

The discipline of this enables us to understand more about the scale and nature of 'externalities' by identifying, categorizing and quantifying, and where possible pricing all the different costs and benefits involved

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Hidden Costs

Expenses not included in purchase price

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A Tale of Two Chickens

a short film which illustrates how we are paying a high price for food in hidden ways and why we need true cost accounting in our food and farming systems

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Economic

revenue, profit, company turnover

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Social

labor statistics, human rights, consumer issues, community impact

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Environmental

water stewardship, greenhouse gas emissions, waste management

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materiality assessment

considers various perspectives, creates a solid basis to develop plans for managing business sustainably

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Strategy, reporting and communication

can be aligned along uniform priorities, while strengthening the relationships with your most important stakeholders

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Environmental matters

Current and foreseeable impact on the environment

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Environmental matters

Use of renewable and/or non-renewable energy

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Environmental matters

Greenhouse gas emission

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Environmental matters

Water use

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Environmental matters

Air pollution

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Environmental matters

Land use

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Environmental matters

Use of materials

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Social matters

Dialogue with local communities

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Social matters

Actions taken to ensure the protection and the development of those communities

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Employee matters

Actions taken to ensure gender equality

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Employee matters

Implementation of fundamental conventions of the International Labor Organization

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Employee matters

Working conditions

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Employee matters

Social dialogue

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Employee matters

Health and safety at work

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Employee matters

Rights of Trade union

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Employee matters

Rights of workers

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Employee matters

Diversity of competences

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Employee matters

More diversified on Boards

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Human rights matters

Prevention of human rights abuses

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Anti-corruption and bribery matters

Instruments to fight corruption and bribery

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sustainability report

a report published by a company or organization about the economic, environmental and social impacts caused by its everyday activities

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sustainability report

presents the organization's values and governance model and demonstrates the link between its strategy and its commitment to a sustainable global economy."

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Sustainability reports

aim to enable companies to measure the impact of their activities on the environment, on society and on the economy (the famous triple-bottom-line).

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Sustainability reports

allows companies to externally communicate with their stakeholders what are their goals regarding sustainable development and CSR.