CSR Berichtspflicht Wir unterstützen Sie bei der Erfüllung der CSR Richtlinie Die nichtfinanzielle Berichtspflicht oder CSR Berichtspflicht existiert seit 2014. Strukturelle Vorgaben des Gesetzgebers gab es hierbei nicht, jedoch die Empfehlung sich bei der Erstellung an bestehende Berichtsstandards (z. B. GRI oder UNGC) zu halten. Unternehmen sollen zu jedem der fünf deklarierten Aspekte (Umweltbelange, Arbeitnehmerbelange, soziale Belange, Menschenrechte…
First of all, it is necessary to understand what CSR is. CSR stands for “Corporate Social Responsibility”. The guiding principle is that economy is a global network of mutually depending influencing factors. The main focus of a CSR-strategy is to protect people (employees of the company, employees of suppliers, the society in general) and the…
Die 17 SDGs als Leitbild der Nachhaltigkeitskommunikation in Bayern Der bereits zum fünften Mal stattfindende CSR-Tag der bayerischen Industrie- und Handelskammern lockte am 26.09.2017 rund 300 Interessenten nach München. Die DFGE nahm an der Veranstaltung als Besucher teil. Die Experten für Sustainability Intelligence beraten Unternehmen bei Ihrer Teilnahme an Nachhaltigkeitsreportings wie UNGC, CDP, EcoVadis und…
The United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), a sustainability standard, will experience some changes from 2018. In this article, DFGE aims to share with you the main UNGC updates. First UNGC Update: two different participant options The UNGC is a voluntary initiative to implement universal sustainability principles and to take steps to support UN goals.[1] Before…
In April 2017, a group of leading climate and business experts convened by Christiana Figueres – former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)- has identified the year 2020 as a turning point to reduce CO2 Emissions. This is called the Mission2020 or M2020. Such campaign takes its roots in the report “2020:…
UNGC and GRI, two internationally recognized sustainability reporting standards, have developed a partnership called SDG Leadership through reporting. The goal is to promote and structure the future reporting related to the Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs. SDGs are the new 2030 sustainability worldwide agenda promoted by the UN. How does the GRI / UNGC partnership…
To close 2016, we want to share with you a review of what happened this year from a CSR standpoint. Following the Paris Agreement This year, the Paris Agreement entered into force. This agreement of the 21st Conference of Parties of the UNFCC, signed by 195 countries, aims at reducing GHG emissions. The Paris Agreement…
Im September 2015 wurden auf einer UN Vollversammlung in New York die Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) verabschiedet. Die Sustainable Development Goals werden als zentraler Baustein einer weltweiten nachhaltigen Entwicklung gesehen und folgen auf die Millenium Development Goals. Um eine erfolgreiche Umsetzung gewährleisten zu können, ist es von hoher Relevanz, dass sich die verschiedenen Stakeholder-Gruppen mit der…
The standard in development ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement – Guidance has just reached a second Draft International Standard stage. Interested parties can once again provide feedback before the publication of the norm in 2017. Sustainable procurement, extension of CSR in the supply chain Sustainable procurement is defined in the standard ISO 26 000 a followed:…
From the 23rd to the 25th of May, the 5th GRI Global Conference was held in Amsterdam. Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is an internationally recognized standard for sustainability reporting. Such conference gathered more than 1,200 attendees interested in sustainability and was an opportunity to discuss current sustainability hot topics. DFGE chose to focus on the…
