In the global fight against climate change, many nations are already committed to reduce energy consumption and have set ambitious goals to minimise carbon emissions. To achieve net zero targets, there must be significant decarbonisation and a substantial change will be required in the way energy is generated, stored, transported, and consumed.
At TÜV SÜD, we provide a better understanding of GHG emission impacts across your business value chain, organisational level and/or product life cycle by providing independent validation, verification and assurance services.
As the first International Standard on Sustainable procurement, ISO 20400 contains guidance on overview of sustainable procurement, describes the Sustainable Procurement principles, examines why organisation should undertake this, guidance on how to integrate this at strategic level, it also states the management techniques needed for implementing. By integrating sustainability in procurement policies and practices, including supply chains, organisations can manage risks (including opportunities) for sustainable environmental, social and economic development.
TÜV SÜD provides verification services against the ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement Guidance. Our experts work closely with you to see how ISO 20400 applies to your organisation. Based on the suggested action points for your company, you can build a Sustainable Procurement Process to fulfil stakeholders' expectations.
ISO 26000 is intended to help organisations contribute to sustainable development. It is designed to inspire them to excel in legal compliance and recognise that it is a principal obligation of any organisation, as well as a vital part of social responsibility. The guidance aims to promote a common understanding in the field of social responsibility, as well as complement other international social responsibility instruments and initiatives. It guides organisations on how they should ethically and transparently consider societal, environmental, legal, cultural, political and organisational diversity, thereby contributing to social and ecological wellbeing and improving sustainable development.
TÜV SÜD supports companies as a third-party, using independent personnel with the most suitable skills.
The objective of the ISO 30415 guideline is to provide an approach to the interpretation of the D&I theme through the integration of the principles of diversity and inclusion in organisations mainly in the following areas: Inclusive culture; Human resource lifecycle management; Design, development and delivery of products and services; Supply Chain Management and Stakeholder Management and Involvement, stimulating a clear definition of Roles and Responsibilities within the Organisation as well as paying attention to its own D&I context.
TÜV SÜD Group supports companies as a third party, using independent personnel, appropriately selected with the most suitable skills. The Assessment is generally developed ad hoc, according to the needs of each Organisation. The methodology used was developed and tested within the TÜV SÜD Group.
DIN SPEC 91436 was developed by a consortium of NGOs, science and business, including TÜV SÜD Management Service. The standard’s systematic approach exposes areas of development for waste and recyclables management, thereby helping companies to determine their level of progress and derive actions, with a view to continually reducing the amount of residual waste for the benefit of the environment, thereby saving costs.
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