
Carbon Footprint & The 2050 Target!
UPD 06/02/2023
Investing in carbon reduction projects can help companies achieve CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) objectives. Decarbonisation, carbon offset projects, and carbon neutrality are all terms used to reduce carbon emissions to preserve the environment, provide clean water, etc. Decarbonisation is also part of reducing greenhouse gases (GHG) to help limit the factors of climate change.
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What is CSR?
CSR or Corporate Social Responsibility integrates social, environmental, and economic challenges into a company's overall strategy, going beyond legal and regulatory requirements. It is based on considering the expectations of stakeholders (employees, customers, suppliers, and local communities) while responsibly managing the long-term impact of business activities. Social Responsibility: Prioritizing employee well-being, equal opportunities, and respect for human rights. Environmental Responsibility: Reducing the ecological footprint through sustainable practices, such as resource management and pollution reduction. Economic Responsibility: Encouraging ethical and inclusive profitability, where value creation benefits society while ensuring business sustainability. Explore our expert-written CSR/ESG articles, covering key topics such as resource management, biodiversity, circular economy, and corporate environmental impact. You'll also find practical insights to navigate the challenges of ecological and social transition.