1. Implementing a genuine approach to progress
Making an organization's activities more sustainable requires leading the entire company in a comprehensive process of continuous improvement. To do this, it is necessary to:
make an initial diagnosis by conducting an environmental assessment of the goods and services produced by the company;
compare this assessment with that of the goods and services in the relevant areas (environmental impacts must be compared within their categories);
establish a sustainable development or design strategy;
develop an action plan guided by indicators.
The difficulty in taking sustainability issues into account lies in a multitude of factors, including the time-consuming and costly nature of environmental assessments,...
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Reference standards
ISO 14040:2006, Environmental management– – Principles and framework (2006).
ISO 14044:2006, Environmental management– – Requirements and guidelines (2006).
ISO 14075:2024, Environmental management– Principles and framework for social life cycle assessment (2024).
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