ISO 26000 - Social responsibility - Performance Evaluation
Key Principles
1. Accountability: Organizations should take responsibility for their impacts on society, including the environment, society, and economy.
2. Transparency: Promoting openness and honesty in operations, decision-making processes, and communication with stakeholders regarding social responsibility initiatives.
3. Ethical Behavior: Conducting business in an ethical and principled manner, adhering to legal requirements, and respecting international norms of behavior.
4. Respect for Stakeholder Interests: Recognizing and considering the interests of stakeholders affected by the organization’s activities and decisions.
5. Respect for Rule of Law: Operating within the framework of applicable laws and regulations while respecting human rights and avoiding complicity in human rights abuses.
6. Respect for International Norms of Behavior: Acknowledging and respecting international standards and guidelines related to social responsibility.
7. Respect for Human Rights: Upholding and promoting human rights within the organization’s sphere of influence, respecting the rights of employees, stakeholders, and communities.
8. Respect for Labor Practices: Ensuring fair labor practices, including non-discrimination, equal opportunities, and safe working conditions for employees.
9. Respect for the Environment: Minimizing negative environmental impacts, promoting sustainability, and supporting environmental protection initiatives.
10. Respect for Consumer Interests: Upholding consumer rights, providing accurate information, ensuring product safety, and promoting fair business practices.
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Benefits
- Enhanced Reputation and Credibility
- Stakeholder Engagement and Trust
- Improved Decision-Making
- Risk Mitigation
- Competitive Advantage
- Employee Engagement and Retention
- Cost Savings and Efficiency
- Community Impact and Development
- Adaptation to Changing Expectations,Long-Term Sustainability
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