CSDM

In the Sustainability Organizational Culture Development Model, which are the six key processes?

• Developing a sustainability vision, identifying critical values, communicate adequately, promoting sustainability practices, and aligning people management systems with sustainability vision and values.

• Developing a sustainability vision, identifying critical values, communicate adequately, monitoring stakeholder satisfaction and brand equity, and aligning people management systems with sustainability vision and values.

• Developing a sustainability vision, identifying critical values, communicate adequately, promoting sustainability practices, monitoring stakeholder satisfaction and brand equity, and aligning people management systems with sustainability vision and values.

Among the key enablers of sustainability we find:

• Regulatory, socio-environmental and cultural frameworks

• Regulatory, legal and environmental frameworks

• gal and social frameworks

Based on the evolution of the Triple Helix model, which of the following statements is correct?

• The political system allows for the creation of innovations aimed at improving job-creation, high-quality goods, reducing CO2 emissions, including sustainable values and ideas.

• The economic system allows for the creation of innovations aimed at improving job-creation, high-quality goods, reducing CO2 emissions, including sustainable values and ideas.

•    The natural-environment allows for the creation of innovations aimed at improving job-creation, high-quality goods, reducing CO2 emissions, including sustainable values and ideas.

Green reporting can be an effective tool to enable sustainability, but can only be achieved after:

• Building strong ties with suppliers

• Integrating green internal operations, corporate culture and governance with the triple bottom line

• Codifying current sustainability commitments

High levels of collaboration between stakeholders in a particular context can yield:

• Health and safety regulations

• Following legal frameworks

• Radical innovations focusing on circular economy and long-lasting changing innovations

Which of the following are Environmental variables that could constitute a Risk according to the MSCI ESG Score?

• Climate change

• Consumer Financial Protection

• Health and Safety

Which of the following are Social variables that could constitute a Risk according to the MSCI ESG Score?

• Climate change

• Consumer Financial Protection

• Health and Safety

Which of the following are governance variables that could constitute a Risk according to the MSCI ESG Score?

• Climate change

• Accounting

• Health and Safety

Risk management can only come after properly:

• Codifying current sustainability commitments

• Defining the organization’s risk appetite

• Verifying or auditing the practices

Among the cultural approaches that can contribute to risk management, the most relevant one is:

• Tone at the top

• Incorporating EIA into any project

• Whistle-blower channels