What is Corporate Sustainability?

Corporate sustainability is a strategy that encompasses economic, social and environmental dimensions and focuses on long-term value creation. This strategy is implemented by adhering to corporate governance principles and integrating these principles into decision-making mechanisms.

The concept of sustainability has different meanings for each company, and these differences are determined by service areas, fields of activity and sectors. However, a common goal is to meet the needs of future generations without depleting the needs of future generations in order to meet the needs of today.

Economic Sustainability: It means making long-term profits while adhering to ethical values and focusing on a sustainable strategy, going beyond short-term gains.

Environmental Sustainability: Being proactive on issues such as reducing carbon footprint, plastic waste management and climate change not only reduces environmental impacts but also saves money within the company.

Social Sustainability: It means prioritising community and employee satisfaction, combining ethical revenue ideas and environmentally friendly practices with community support, protecting employees' legal rights and fair working conditions.

Sustainability is critical for the future of companies. Companies that adopt this strategy take an important step towards long-term success and competitive advantage.

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