Brolch

19/04/2023

We joined the GRI community because we are committed to promoting sustainability and transparency in corporate reporting. As a provider of sustainability reporting services to companies of all sizes and industries, we have found GRI's reporting framework to be an essential tool in helping us achieve this goal. GRI's comprehensive and widely recognized standards provide us with guidance on how to effectively measure and communicate sustainability performance, while also allowing us to benchmark our clients' sustainability efforts against global best practices. By joining the GRI community, we are able to stay up-to-date on the latest reporting trends, share knowledge with other sustainability professionals, and contribute to the broader goal of promoting sustainable development.

16/03/2023

Sustainability is not a sprint but a marathon. It requires a long-term commitment from companies to reduce their environmental impact, promote social responsibility, and ensure economic viability. Implementing sustainable practices can be challenging, but it is a necessary step toward building a better future for our planet and society. Here are five steps on the roadmap, that companies can take to become more sustainable:
Step 1: Commit
The first step towards sustainability is to make a public commitment to sustainability. This involves setting goals and targets to reduce the company's environmental impact and promote social responsibility. The commitment should be communicated to all stakeholders, including employees, customers, investors, and suppliers. By making a commitment, the company signals its intention to make sustainability a priority.
Step 2: Disclose
Transparency is vital to sustainability. Companies need to disclose their environmental and social impact to their stakeholders. This includes reporting on sustainability and creating ESG or sustainability reports. By disclosing the information, companies can identify areas where they can improve and demonstrate their progress toward sustainability. And this is where Brolch can help.
Step 3: Act
The commitment to sustainability must be followed by action. Companies must implement sustainable practices across their operations, from procurement to production to distribution. This can include reducing energy and water usage, using renewable energy sources, reducing waste and emissions, and promoting social responsibility throughout the supply chain. The actions taken by companies should align with their sustainability goals.
Step 4: Verify
It is essential to verify that sustainability actions are being implemented effectively. This can involve measuring and monitoring sustainability metrics and setting up internal auditing systems to ensure compliance. External verification can also be valuable, such as obtaining third-party certifications for sustainable practices. Verification helps companies to identify areas for improvement and demonstrate their commitment to sustainability to stakeholders.

Step 5: Advocate
Finally, companies can advocate for sustainability by engaging with policymakers, industry groups, and other stakeholders. This involves using the company's influence and resources to promote sustainable practices and policies that benefit the environment and society. By advocating for sustainability, companies can help drive systemic change toward a more sustainable future.
In conclusion, corporate sustainability is a journey that requires commitment, transparency, action, verification, and advocacy. By taking these five steps, companies can move toward sustainability and contribute to a better future for our planet and society.

23/01/2023

13/10/2022

The SDG is an initiative by the United Nations to reach the Sustainable Development Goals. The goal is clear, create a world in which growth will not place undue pressure on, or damage the environment. The scandinavian countries are famous for their environmental efforts, many of them can be seen in action in different projects and takes TOP 3 on the list.

10/10/2022

Food safety is a very important area of concern for any business. If your company handles food products, you need to have a written and enforced HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) plan. It is important and necessary that’s why we created this guide to help your business start the process of achieving HACCP. Contact us for the guide!

06/10/2022

Internet security is a multi-faceted topic that goes far beyond just online firewalls. There are many different measures and precautions you should take, requiring both expert knowledge and attentive management. We know how big of trouble can happen if your website fall in hackers' hands. That's why VAPT testing is so important. Contact us for the guide!

27/09/2022

No matter which industry you're in or what type of company you run, each business has the responsibility of operating in a sustainable manner. Today, more than ever before, companies are under pressure to provide greater transparency on their environmental, social, and governance practices to stakeholders—and there is no better way to do this than by creating a sustainability report. And, since it's unlikely that any company will give you all the information you need to prepare a report from their own website, we've created this free resource for you to start working towards your sustainability report. Contact us to get the guide for free!