Os líderes de negócio atrás de muitos dos tipos principais do mundo têm sido convencidos por muito tempo dos benefícios do relatório do sustainability.

80% dos 15 tipos globais superiores da semana do negócio emitem os relatórios do sustainability baseados na iniciativa de relatório global Sustainability que relata Guidelines, e mais de 1000 organizações declararam seu adoption voluntário dos Guidelines worldwide. O caso é diferente em China onde a maioria das companhias não se ouviu do…

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Os líderes de negócio atrás de muitos dos tipos principais do mundo têm sido convencidos por muito tempo dos benefícios do relatório do sustainability.

80% dos 15 tipos globais superiores da semana do negócio emitem os relatórios do sustainability baseados na iniciativa de relatório global Sustainability que relata Guidelines, e mais de 1000 organizações declararam seu adoption voluntário dos Guidelines worldwide. O caso é diferente em China onde a maioria das companhias não se ouviu do conceito, não compreende seus benefícios, e certamente não os sabe ainda sobre os Guidelines de GRI. Mas as coisas estão mudando. China, famosa para suas exportações, tem importado recentemente a idéia.

O relatório de Sustainability é uma noção relativamente nova para negócios. É chamado às vezes também linha inferior tripla, non-financial, ou o relatório social incorporado e da responsabilidade consultam às organizações que divulgam formalmente a informação em seu desempenho social, ambiental e econômico. Leia o descanso de “do relatório Sustainability: A importação a mais atrasada de China” ou afixa um comentário

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