3BL Media

JULY 19, 2024

Benefits of a social impact strategy High performing organizations align their social impact strategies with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) which were set up to address numerous global issues including climate change, poverty, hunger, clean water, and gender inequality [1].

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Supply Chains Supply Chain Corporate Social Responsibility Social Sustainability 147

GreenBiz

MARCH 22, 2021

However, a growing awareness of ESG trends has given rise to the concept of "stakeholder value," whereby the focus is on long-term value creation for customers, employees, society and the environment rather than just short-term value for shareholders. We have certainly seen this to be the case in the last two decades.

Value Creation 254

Value Creation UNEP Social Sustainability Banking 254

Chris Hall

JUNE 13, 2022

The new guidebook emphasises the need for listed companies to develop a well-defined ESG approach including by putting in place better governance, more effective management of environmental and social performance, and robust ESG practices across key functions of the organisation.

Value Creation 52

Value Creation Development Social Sustainability 52

Chris Hall

SEPTEMBER 22, 2023

Investors limited by lack of data and tools to incorporate social factors into sustainable finance strategies due to an “overwhelming focus” on environmental issues.

Climate Change 116

Climate Change Value Creation Sustainable Investment Supply Chain 116

3BL Media

MAY 17, 2024

While the ‘E’ in ESG has received significant attention, effort, and investment from regulators and organizations alike, the ‘S’ pillar, which pertains to social sustainability and social impact, is equally essential for organizations to address. This is where a social impact strategy comes in.

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Social Sustainability Value Creation Development 147