DIN EN ISO 26000 — Social responsibility (CSR)
ISO 26000 is internationally recognised guidance on social responsibility (Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR). It is deliberately not certifiable, but provides a framework for responsible business conduct.
What does the standard cover?
The guidance describes seven core subjects of social responsibility, from human rights and labour practices to the environment and fair operating practices, and explains how to integrate them into business strategy and daily operations. It often underpins sustainability reporting and CSR communications.
Who is the standard relevant to?
- Companies seeking a strategic rather than occasional approach to CSR
- Organisations seeking a recognised basis for a sustainability report
- Businesses seeking to communicate their commitment to social responsibility
Our services
Understanding the core subjects
We apply ISO 26000's seven core subjects to your business and identify the most relevant areas for action.
Implementation advice
We advise on putting social responsibility into practice in strategy, procurement and HR.
A basis for sustainability reporting
We prepare content that can be used directly as the basis for your sustainability report.
Advice & implementation
- 1Applying the seven core subjects to your business
- 2Prioritising relevant areas for action
- 3Advice on implementation in strategy and daily operations
- 4Preparing a basis for your sustainability report
DIN EN ISO 26000 implementation in your business
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