Looking at sustainability from an NGO point of view means that a nonprofit is able to sustain itself over the long term, perpetuating its ability to fulfill its mission.

Without a doubt the coronavirus pandemic has affected every aspect of our lives and our society in general and has completely changed our mindset and behaviors towards almost everything that concerns us.

Anna Wintour said it best: “We need to have more of an emphasis on sustainability and we need to have more emphasis on luxury and creativity and craft”.

Sustainability means understanding the future risks of your company, your workforce and your industry and acting on these risks.

A Sustainability Report is a report published by a company about the economic, environmental and social impacts caused by its everyday activities.

ESG reporting, on the other hand, goes above and beyond a company’s usual Financial and even Sustainability Reporting, and should reflect its overall business objectives and align with its vision, mission and values.

Corporate governance refers to all the principles and regulations that a company adopts in order to ensure its performance, the interests of its shareholders as well as the interests of its stakeholders.