In recent decades, the importance of sustainability in business has become increasingly central to the global business landscape. Growing awareness regarding the environmental, social and economic impacts of business activities has prompted companies to redefine their strategies to adopt more sustainable practices.   From this perspective, the importance of sustainability in business goes beyond mere compliance with environmental regulations; it becomes a strategic lever to innovate, grow sustainably, and contribute

Awareness of the importance of sustainability in the way of doing business has been one of the focal points of European regulation on the subject for years.  First and foremost to demonstrate this is the European Green Deal: a package of initiatives and legal reforms aimed at achieving climate neutrality by 2050.  As part of the Green Deal, the European Commission responded to the climate crisis by issuing a new

Equal opportunity and gender equality policies in business are a key pillar in building a fair, inclusive and sustainable working environment. With a view to sustainability, understood as the adoption of management and organizational models that are attentive to both the environment and society, principles such as promoting diversity and inclusion, pursuing gender equality policies and reducing the gender gap become an integral part of doing business.  The Certification System

In the ever-changing corporate landscape, awareness of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) criteria is more crucial than ever for companies aiming for a sustainable and profitable future. But how can companies assess and improve their impact in these areas? Let’s find out together.   Measuring sustainability: the tools An essential factor in the sustainable strategy is the monitoring and verification of business processes, a context in which tools such as

The Sustainability Report is a tool through which companies measure the environmental, social and governance performance of their production activities, with the aim of communicating to stakeholders their commitment and concrete initiatives taken in the sustainable sphere.  This is a document that falls under the reporting and accountability activities related to ESG (sustainable reporting) objectives, the standards of which are dictated and updated by international industry regulations. A practice that