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Cha pt er 1: Int roduct ion

Th is subje t are is con ne ted to social resp n sibi t y an d in ter nat ion al

Cha pt er 2: Business case a nd ma in t hemes

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Table 1 – Example of pot en t ia l sust a ina bi it y

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fx tures an ftt in g s th at w ould otherw ise con tr ibut e t o the w ast e stre m

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Chapt er 5: Embedding a cult ure

Int roduct ion

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Wi org an iz t ion al d ecision s le d t o ir rev er sible env iron m en t al or societ al

ch an g e?

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Durin o erat ions, en ironmental manag ement plans were in place to

Cha pt er 6: P ut t ing sust aina ble dev elopment

reput at ion al r isk , it is p s ibly more ap ro r iate to consid er th e o p r tunities

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resourc s I i s prefer able th at al a c pt ow n er sh i p an d resp n sibil ity to d eal

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On appraisal and reward:

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Ta ble B.1 — Sust a ina ble procuremen t ch eckl st (cont’d)

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Ta ble B.1 — Sust a ina ble procuremen t ch eckl st (cont’d)

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competition?

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approach

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P ro uct sus a ina bi ty – Bo t integ ra ted a pproa ch

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Develo in the busines case for sustainable pro u t d velo ment.

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At each stag e of the journey all impacts in ludin element s su h as

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A k y comp nent of the RAM is pro u t sustainability An initial flt er

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S st ainability is ues are addres e at each stag e of the four stag e P ro u t

strateg ies

S st ainable d velo ment is now in lud d in brand and pro u t

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Exa mple 16 — Tw o of t h e Busin es in t h e

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pra ctice

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use:

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Ta ble 3 — Key per orman ce in dicat or s (cont’d)

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A su ces ful EMS ne ds t o maint ain an ability to id ntify the weak areas

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[ T he criteria:]

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contribution to this national efort by re u in the use of energ y throug hout

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renewal

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promotion of non-phosphat e cont ainin d terg ents, sup ort of farmer ’

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to 30 years away “I t end to b lieve t he p o le with no veste interest , but

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Widenin g hor izon s .t he int ern at ion al per spect ive

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Chapt er 9: Conclusion