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I. INTRODUCTION
Corporate
social
performance
Corporate
environmental
performance
Corporate
economic
performance
Employees
Customers
Employees'
health
Job security
Investment in
employee
education
Fair wages
Quality of product
Socially sensitive
marketing
Corporations
should meet the
basic needs of
society such as
food, water etc.
The product
should be safe to
use
Product disposal
liability
Product labelling
for consumers
informative
Reasonable Prices
Marketing
Salaries
Opportunity for
professional
development
Communities
Suppliers
Diversity in the
organizationrepresentation of
women &
minorities,
Employment
creation,
Equitable
distribution of
wealth
Noise
Odor
Discharges to land,
water and air,
Attentive to
neighborhood
Helping your
suppliers to grow
along with you
Minority supplier
access,
True reporting of
financial numbers
Avoidance of
measures like
creative
accounting
Tax payment
Timely payments
Flexible Credit
facility as per
capability of supplier
and company
Enabling suppliers to
follow sustainable
practices
Sourcing of green raw
material
Material efficiency
Energy efficiency
V. CONCLUSION
Several independent efforts towards standardization
of sustainability indicators need to find ways to
unite. The article offered general guidelines
discussed under IV (A), IV (B), and IV (C) that
should to be followed in designing of a sustainability
index. Further, it should be noted that good intent
expressed by corporate will not per se reflect into
actions without the system of incentives and
punishment. Non-calculative society is an ideal for
internalizing the importance of environment.
However, Environmental reporting makes an
environmental crisis more visible. Thus, in the short
run, calculative methods are the most important
means to establish corporate responsibility towards
environmental and social issues. New technologies
and research will provide a methodology to report
social and environmental performance in better
quantitative terms.
Material consumption
Material Composition
Type- biodegradable vs. Metal (reusable) vs.
Petrochemical
Material consumption efficiency
Energy consumption
Waste- types
Pollution
Biodiversity loss