Argomento 3 Buone pratiche

Modulo 1 Sensibilizzazione al tema della sostenibilità e responsabilità d’impresa Unità 6 Imparare da storie di successo/buone pratiche ed evitare il «greenwashing» («SDG washing») Argomento 3 Buone pratiche

Inizia in piccolo

Come startup, potresti avere altre priorità quando imposti la tua attività

Per questo motivo puoi iniziare con piccole pratiche, come selezionare un programma di riciclaggio o risparmio energetico nel tuo ufficio

Man mano che cresci, puoi aumentare i tuoi sforzi nell’implementazione delle pratiche di CSR

Source: 5 Ways to Save Now Even if You Don’t Make Much Money – Money Nation

Pensa localmente

Cerca di allineare l’attività della tua azienda alle problematiche locali. Ad esempio, puoi sostenere un movimento che incoraggia l’agricoltura sostenibile nelle aree urbane o aderire a programmi di alimentazione scolastica.

Source: think-globally-act-locally.png – StartUp HERE Toronto

Ascolta il tuo staff e i tuoi clienti

I tuoi dipendenti hanno l’opinione e l’esperienza più vicine sulla tua attività, interagendo con loro e seguendo la loro opinione otterrai un’implementazione di successo della RSI all’interno della tua attività.

Identifica le cause che contano

In altre parole, chiediti qual è il fulcro della tua attività e poi trova le cause legate alla RSI ad essa collegate.

Inoltre, chiedi ai tuoi dipendenti, che lavorano in un ambiente in cui i loro interessi sono coperti, li aiuterà a rimanere motivati

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