Sustainability Compact
Description
The essential guide "Sustainability Compact" begins with various definitions of sustainability, explores different approaches to evaluating the sustainability of companies and their products, presents common sustainability indicators, and concludes with the current state of sustainability reporting. On the path toward comparability of corporate sustainability performance, monetary and CO²-based evaluation methods are introduced, along with measurable sustainability based on energy consumption and entropy analysis.
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Person
Prof. Dr. Manfred Sietz , graduate chemist, environmental, energy, and sustainability auditor.
Content
Introduction.- Definitions and Historical Development.- Connection of Sustainability to Quality Assurance and Environmental Protection.- Sustainability and Climate Change.- Making Sustainability Measurable.- Product-Related Sustainability.- Sustainability Indicators and CO² Footprints.- Sustainability Reports and Reporting (for example, according to the German Sustainability Code - DNK - and European regulations).- Discussion on the Relationship Between Emotions, Entropy, and States of Motion.- Conclusion.
