What is 360° Watch? In EcoVadis certification, 360° Watch (360) Findings are an external monitoring mechanism that detects risks, alerts or incidents related to ethics, human rights, the environment or responsible purchasing, using public and third-party sources that you do not declare in the Ecovadis questionnaire and that appear published in some media. What exactly […]
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Climate change and GHG Climate change is determined by the progressive increase in greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. This increase is caused by anthropogenic emissions of these same greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, resulting from the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation and changes in land use, as well as various industrial processes. Climate change
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What is the circular economy? The circular economy is a strategic model of production and consumption that seeks to decouple economic growth from the use of finite resources. Unlike the traditional linear approach, the circular economy proposes a more sustainable system. To achieve this, it promotes processes such as reducing, reusing, repairing and recycling, thus
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What is Life Cycle Assessment? Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a methodology that allows for the systematic evaluation of the environmental impacts associated with a product, process or service throughout all stages of its life cycle: from raw material extraction, production and transport to use, waste management and recycling. LCA is a key tool for
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Sustainable supply chain and corporate social responsibility Sustainable supply chains have become a strategic factor for companies seeking to compete in global markets and respond to the growing demands of customers, investors and regulators. Integrating corporate social responsibility (CSR) into every link in the chain not only reduces risks, but also drives efficiency, innovation and
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) involves the voluntary integration of social and environmental concerns into business operations and stakeholder relations. It is based on business ethics and the principle that companies should not only seek to maximise profits, but also contribute to the well-being of society and sustainable development, in accordance with the SDGs. Business ethics
Sustainable mobility plan for ISO 14001 The Sustainable Mobility Plan is a key tool within an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, as it allows for the identification, control and reduction of environmental impacts associated with employee commutes, vehicle fleets and business travel. Mobility generates CO₂ emissions, energy consumption and other impacts that ISO 14001 requires
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What is the Code of Conduct? The code of conduct is a document required by various ISO standards and social and ethical responsibility regulations. It sets out the ethical principles, standards of behaviour and ESG values that should guide the actions of all those involved, whether they are employees, managers, collaborators or suppliers. Its main
Market Matrix for Companies The Ansoff Matrix, also known as the market matrix, is a strategic marketing tool that helps a company determine its product-market growth strategy. It does so by evaluating whether products are new or existing and whether the target market is new or existing. This framework, therefore, guides businesses in choosing the
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Materiality analysis is a process that helps identify and prioritise the most relevant or significant issues for sustainable management. It has elements in common with context and stakeholder analysis. Materiality analysis considers both the interests of stakeholders and the impact that issues have on the company and society in general. The objective of materiality analysis
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