Sustainability · 2 of 4
Social
Nuanced and dynamic social forces need to be accounted for and navigated successfully to mitigate risks and to create value from opportunities for positive impact.
Environment · Social · Governance · Finance
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Social media
There is the community next door and there is the worldwide community online. The voice of public sentiment is increasingly digitised. The digital ecosystem is where social risks and opportunities for positive impact can be identified as well as acted upon.
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Labour management
Strong internal relations are paramount to the resilience and operational integrity of any business. Having a sensitive ear to the issues, identifying risks before they materialise and identifying opportunities for positive impact are at the centre of strong relations.
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Health and safety
The health and safety of employees and the greater community is critical in both the short and long term. Both major events and passive conditions affect the strength and integrity of any organisation. The right framework, monitoring and controls are crucial to ensuring health and safety against old and new threats.
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Corporate social responsibility
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an opportunity to strengthen relations with the community, build trust and make partners out of stakeholders. However, ad-hoc projects can fail to deliver the intended impact. Identifying the right opportunities for positive impact and employing an effective CSR strategy that aligns with the core mission is key.