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Why is Sustainability Important?Increased recognition that financial statements capture only a portion of corporaterisks and value-creation potential. Intangible factors are increasingly seen ashaving a greater impact on enterprise value, such as:1) Governance practices (e.g., codes of conduct, anti-corruption/FCPA practices)2) Brand and reputation management (e.g., 3 rd party relationships, social media)3) Energy and resource utilization (e.g., sourcing, efficiencies and waste stream)4) Health & Safety (e.g., wellness, occupational incidents, environmental remediation)5) Human rights and labor practices (e.g., supplier risks in emerging markets).Companies are developing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), measurementmethods, and reporting systems to more effectively address the potential businessand financial risks of these impacts, and to better respond to stakeholders.* The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) publishes the most widely usedsustainability reporting framework – issued guidance for 14 industries.
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