Sustainability: Understanding EHS and ESG EHS and ESG represent two distinct yet interconnected approaches to sustainability and corporate responsibility. What is EHS and ESG? EHS focuses on ensuring safe workplace practices, protecting employee health, and minimizing environmental impact through operational measures. On the other hand, ESG is a broader framework that evaluates a company’s environmental, social, and governance initiatives to assess its overall ethical and sustainable practices. Importance in Modern Business: Both frameworks have become integral to the way businesses operate, ensuring compliance
From Policy to Practice: How EPR is Reshaping India’s Approach to Plastic Waste Management and Combating Plastic Pollution Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing environmental challenges in India. From bustling metropolitan cities to serene rural landscapes, the effects of plastic pollution are evident everywhere. Moreover, with an annual production of over 9.4 million tons of plastic, India’s waste management systems have struggled to keep up. What is EPR and How Does it Address Plastic Pollution? EPR in India, introduced under the
ESG integration: How ESG Can Transform Your Risk Management Strategy. The Growing Threat of Climate Risk: ESG integration In a world increasingly affected by climate change, businesses face growing risks from environmental disruptions, social upheavals, and governance failures. These risks are not only significant but also intensifying, forcing businesses to re-evaluate their strategies and adapt. ESG integration Climate change has moved beyond being a distant concern to becoming a pressing and immediate challenge that impacts every aspect of the global
The Future of BRSR Reporting in India: Paving the Path to Responsible Business India’s corporate world is buzzing with a new mandate that is set to redefine business responsibility and transparency—the Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR) framework, introduced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). This framework is more than just a compliance requirement—it represents a proactive approach toward sustainability and responsible business practices. This revolutionary initiative has put sustainability reporting in the spotlight,
The Importance of ESG in India: A 2024 Perspective. As we enter 2024, the significance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles in India has never been more pronounced. In a rapidly evolving global landscape, integrating ESG into business practices is not just a trend but an imperative for sustainable growth and responsible stewardship. The convergence of economic ambition with environmental consciousness has placed India at a critical juncture where embracing ESG can catalyse transformative change across industries. A Catalyst for Sustainable
Introduction: Embracing Sustainability in the Digital Age In the fast-paced realm of social media, sustainability emerges as a guiding principle for a brighter tomorrow. But what really is sustainability? Is it just a catchphrase of the moment, or is it a deep-seated ideology guiding our shared future? Understanding Sustainability At its core, sustainability is providing for current needs without sacrificing the capacity of future generations to provide for their own. But what does PRO INDIA mean by sustainability? It is the lifeblood of