The United Nations’ SDGs provide a comprehensive framework and global goals for sustainable development. Key aspects:

• The SDGs consist of 17 goals cover diverse areas, including poverty eradication, gender equality, climate action, and clean water access.
  

• The aim is to achieve these goals by 2030 through collective global efforts.
  

• Governments, businesses, and individuals all play a role in SDG implementation.
  

  
  

What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

CSR represents an organization’s voluntary commitment to responsible business practices. CSR holds companies accountable for their impact on society and the environment. CSR encompasses various sustainable actions, such as:

• Lowering carbon footprint
  

• Investing in fair trade products
  

• Engaging in volunteer work
  

• Improving labour policies
  

• Participating in charitable projects
  

By conducting CSR activities contributes to positive societal outcomes and enhances a company’s reputation.

ESG focuses on evaluating a company’s performance based on environmental, social, and governance factors. Key distinctions:

• Environmental: Assessing a company’s impact on the environment, including carbon emissions, resource use, and waste management.

• Social: Evaluating social practices, such as employee well-being, diversity, and community engagement.

• Governance: Scrutinizing corporate governance structures, transparency, and ethical decision-making.

ESG ratings guide investors in making informed decisions aligned with sustainability goals.