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    This document provides an introduction to sustainability, corporate governance, and corporate social responsibility. It defines sustainability as meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs. Corporate sustainability emphasizes long-term value for stakeholders while considering people, planet, and profit. The document also discusses sustainability reporting, ISO 14001 standards, and the importance of having a strong sustainability policy with commitment from management, accountability, compliance, and consultation.

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    Lead corporate social

    responsibility
    BSBSUS601

    Week #1

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    TOPICS • Introduction
    • What is sustainability
    • What is corporate
    governance
    • What is corporate social
    responsibility

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    LEARNING
    • Define sustainability
    OBJECTIVES • Define corporate
    social responsibility

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    What is Sustainability?

    Sustainability means meeting our own


    needs without compromising the ability of
    future generations to meet their own needs.
    In addition to natural resources, we also
    need social and economic resources.

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    Triple Bottom Line

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    Three pillars of corporate sustainability

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    PEOPLE: The Social Pillar of Sustainability

    PLANET: The Environmental Pillar of Sustainability

    PROFIT: The Economic Pillar of Sustainability

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    Environmental Sustainability

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    What is corporate governance?
    Corporate governance is the corner stone of any good
    business. It encompasses the processes, practices and policies
    that a company relies on to make formal decisions and to manage
    the company.
    The term "corporate sustainability" describes a new corporate
    management model. It can also fall under the broader term
    "environmental, social governance" (ESG).
    Corporate sustainability emphasises growth and profitability
    through intentional business practices where the goal is to provide
    long-term value for stakeholders without compromising people,
    the planet, or the economy.

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    What is corporate social responsibility?

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    Success of a sustainability policy
    Culture Management must be committed to sustainability and this commitment should be
    communicated in the sustainability policy as well as in other organisational documents,
      such as mission, vision, strategic goals etc.

    Compliance The policy should reference and should be developed in consideration of legal
    obligations and compliance requirements related to sustainability.

    Accountability The policy should outline key personnel responsible for managing the policy, monitoring
    and reviewing.

    Consultation Stakeholders from all levels should be consulted when developing, monitoring or
    reviewing sustainability policy in order to gather the most input and promotes
    acceptance and support.

    Capacity The policy should outline required resources, personnel and capabilities and should
    include processes for training staff and allocating resources.

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    ISO 14001

    ISO 14001 defines an aspect as an “element of


    an organisation's activities or products or services
    that interacts or can interact with the environment”
    and an impact as a “change to the environment,
    whether adverse or beneficial, wholly or partially
    resulting from an organization's
    environmental aspects.”

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    Laws and Regulations

    • Environment
    • Commonwealth laws
    • Victorian State
    legislation

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    DISCUSSION

    Importance of CSR

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    Sustainability reporting

    Sustainability reporting is the


    disclosure and communication of
    environmental, social, and
    governance (ESG) goals—as well
    as a company's progress towards
    them.

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    CONCLUSION

    QUESTIONS AND
    RECAP

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    Disclaimer

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    under a CC0 Creative Common license (free for commercial use
    and no attribution required).

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