Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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This is the most important and commonly accepted dimension of sustainability

A

Economic Performance

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2
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What is the primary goal of Economic Performance?

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To create shareholder value

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3
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This disclosure topic related to how the company directly increases the pool of economic resources that flows in the local and national economy.

A

Economic

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4
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What are the three branches under Economic disclosure topic?

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Economic Performance, Procurement practices/activities, and Anti-corruption

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5
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Enumerate the Sustainability Reporting Principles (7)

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Materiality, Stakeholder inclusiveness, Balance, Completeness, Reliability, Accuracy, Consistency and Comparability

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6
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Enumerate the objectives of Sustainability Reporting Framework/Guidelines

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(5)

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7
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What is the penalty called with non-compliance with attachment of sustainability reporting on the annual reports?

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“Incomplete Annual Report” under SEC Memorandum Circular no. 6, series of 2005

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8
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The guidelines shall be adopted on a ________________ approach for the first three years upon implementation.

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“Comply or Explain”

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9
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It refers to the effect an organization has on the economic, environmental and society

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Impact

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10
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It refers to entities or individual that can be reasonably be expected to be significantly affected by the reporting organization’s activities

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Stakeholders

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11
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This relates to how the company manages the natural resources it needs for the business, as well as how it minimizes the negative impacts to the environment, including biodiversity.

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Environmental Discloures

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12
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It includes disclosures on issues related to human rights, access to and quality of products and services, responsible business practices in marketing, customer privacy, and data security

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Social Disclosure

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13
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Other term for social disclosure?

A

Social Performance or Social Bottom Line

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14
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It is otherwise known as Global goals

A

Sustainable Development Goals

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15
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It refers to the set of activities within a universal agreement to end poverty, protect all that makes the planet habitual, and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity, now and in the future

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Sustainable Development Goals

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16
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It started on 2000 to 2015

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Millenium Development Goals

17
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TRUE OR FALSE: SDGs introduces data revolution

A

TRUE

18
Q

This ranks the importance of sustainability issues based on the significance of the impact on the company and its stakeholders

A

Materiality Matrix

19
Q

Often referred to as the materiality determination execrcises

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Materiality Assessment