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A empresa deve ser lucrativa para sobreviver, mas deve também enfrentar o apelo a tornar-se sustentável, para permitir a sobrevivência de todos nós,
GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND
sobre o desenvolvimento sustentável em torno do que é ensinado no ISCAL
VISÃO E MISSÃO
Com O ISCAL É VERDE ambicionamos contribuir para a sutentabilidade do planeta, e para isso queremos conquistar um espaço, verificável, no processo de ensino-aprendizagem das Unidades Curriculares que no ISCAL contemplam «o verde»,tendo em vista um desempenho cada vez melhor das organizações, nomeadamente do mundo dos negócios.
A EMPRESA E A SUSTENTABILIDADE
A empresa deve ser lucrativa para sobreviver, mas deve também enfrentar o apelo a tornar-se sustentável, para permitir a sobrevivência de todos nós,
GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND
RIO + 20
BLUE PLANET PRIZE
BUSINESS & HUMAN RIGHTS RESOURCE CENTRE
Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has become the world’s leading independent resource on the subject. Our website is updated hourly with news and reports about companies’ human rights impacts worldwide – positive and
negative.We seek responses from companies to allegations of misconduct: ensuring that our coverage is balanced and encouraging firms to address concerns raised by civil society. +
negative.We seek responses from companies to allegations of misconduct: ensuring that our coverage is balanced and encouraging firms to address concerns raised by civil society. +
UniversoIscalVerde
Endereços «Verdes»
- CarbonDisclosureProject
- CPADA-Confederação Portuguesa de Associações de Defesa do Ambiente
- ECO-ADVANTAGE
- EPA - Environmental Ptotection Agency
- ETHICALcorporation
- ForumForTheFuture
- Inhabitat
- LXsustentável
- ProgramaAMBINETEgulbenkian
- RAN - rainforest
- SensibleGreen
- STAKEHOLDERintelligence
- SUSTAINABILITY at Harvard
- The Earth Institute/Columbia University
- TwitterBEEHAVE
- Winston Eco-Strategy
ACHIEVING FOOD SECURITY ...
DOWN TO BUSINESS
SustainAbility and GlobeScan have launched a new
white paper, Down to Business: Leading at Rio+20 and Beyond, which offers an assessment of the present state of global opinion on sustainable development. The paper analyzes the perspectives of over 1,600 sustainability
experts from 117 countries, and nearly 25,000 members of the global public from 22 countries.
Published on the eve of the Rio+20 Earth Summit, Down to Business reveals what the public and sustainability thought leaders think about progress to date on sustainable development: what is being done, who is (and should be) leading, our most pressing issues, and the road ahead. The highlights reveal that we have much work to do, and that the private sector has a critical role to play.
white paper, Down to Business: Leading at Rio+20 and Beyond, which offers an assessment of the present state of global opinion on sustainable development. The paper analyzes the perspectives of over 1,600 sustainability
experts from 117 countries, and nearly 25,000 members of the global public from 22 countries.
Published on the eve of the Rio+20 Earth Summit, Down to Business reveals what the public and sustainability thought leaders think about progress to date on sustainable development: what is being done, who is (and should be) leading, our most pressing issues, and the road ahead. The highlights reveal that we have much work to do, and that the private sector has a critical role to play.
RESILIENT PEOPLE, ...
