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ISM AND ISEG MBA - Développement durable

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The following table 14 is a recap of the topics covered by an internal communication centered on<br />

the protection of the environment.<br />

Internal department Green Management topics<br />

Human Resources<br />

Sales Forces<br />

Import-Export<br />

Techniques<br />

Purchase<br />

Finance<br />

Juridical<br />

Security<br />

Valorization of the agents<br />

Commercial advantages of the Green Product<br />

Exportation bonus, avoidance of protectionism in foreign countries<br />

Development of innovations<br />

Diverse economy, reduction of the waste processing cost<br />

Reduction of costs<br />

Stay abreast of rule applications, anticipate changes and influence them<br />

Prevent industrial risks<br />

Several means are at the disposal of executives when implementing an environmental protection<br />

campaign within a company, these being based on internal communication. These include the<br />

company internal magazine, the office notice board, and showing informative movies during<br />

meetings.<br />

In presenting the company's activities, their aim will be to educate the employee in order that he<br />

becomes supportive of the company's viewpoint on ecology and adopts correspondingly fresh<br />

ideas. The objective is to set up a communication channel which effectively links the policies<br />

made by general management at the top, to the professional and private lives of the employee at<br />

shop floor level; this channel is the responsibility of intermediate company services.<br />

However, there are limits to this form of communication if the company is not entirely sincere as<br />

regards protection of the environment. An example is given by the distributor Leclerc whose<br />

employees do not feel particularly concerned by this phenomenon and correspondingly exhibit a<br />

lack of strong motivation to change the habits of their consumers and employees.<br />

14 Cathelat, B. & Libaert, T. (1992, April). In Liaisons (Ed.), La communication verte.<br />

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