Category Archives: Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR)

3 Learnings From the Ukraine Crisis, Making Structural Changes Happen

The war in Ukraine is putting pressure on the fragile gains of international law as well as the timid climatic efforts undertaken in recent years. The war in Ukraine is dramatic, yet predictable. Ksapa therefore encourages its community of companies and investors to ponder the following 3 learnings.

Understanding the EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence

Ksapa explains why the 2022 EU Declaration on Digital Rights provides interesting content to advance human rights across digitalized lives.

Why the EU Declaration on Digital Rights is a Great Step for Human Rights

Ksapa explains why the 2022 EU Declaration on Digital Rights provides interesting content to advance human rights across digitalized lives.

Synchrony: a Ksapa x June Marketing tool to support the transition of companies

Ksapa delves into aligning private sector SDG commitments with robust impact metrics aligned with international standards.

Understanding the Concept of Double Materiality

Understanding the Concept of Double Materiality

Ksapa explains the concept of double materiality and underlines the importance of risks/opportunities in the financial and extra-financial aspects of the exercise.

Grievance Mechanisms Spur Responsible Business

Grievance Mechanisms Spur Responsible Business

For the present article, Ksapa reached out to cross-supply chain social risk monitoring and management software experts at Ulula to outline 5 success factors for grievance mechanisms to effectively structure and secure responsible business policies.

Manage Socio-Environmental Risks

3 Ways to Manage Cross-Supply Socio-Environmental Risks

In the face of growing cross-supply socio-environmental risks, Ksapa outlines a 3-part plan for businesses to better manage and mitigate them.

An Antidote for SDG-Washing: 5 Key Progress Points for Businesses and Investors to Uphold the 2030 Agenda

The latest in a long line of distortions in corporate sustainability commitments, SDG-washing consists in claiming support of a United Nations’ initiative, without resolutely acting in favor of the global community, let alone managing negative impacts. Here are 5 key progress points for businesses and investors to uphold the 2030 Agenda.

Agenda 2030 – Here Are Concrete Solutions and Useful Ingredients, For Positive Attitude

We decided to kick off 2020 with a friendly annual event. Here are key takeaways shared across interveners to maintain a positive attitude.

8 Experts On The Top Corporate Sustainability Issue Right Now

8 influential sustainability strategists sharing insight what should be the number one most important directive for any organization around sustainability