PRINCIPLE 1: SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE
Being socially responsible is not just about having great policies in place. National Green Standard looks for evidence of actions taken to support all stakeholders. We look for evidence that there is good corporate governance – no matter what size your organisation is we still expect that leaders have put in place. How far do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Please tick the box of your choice, making only one choice for each statement.
PRINCIPLE 2: ECONOMICALLY VIABLE
Within the National Green Standard Award being economically viable means being able to secure financing, whether from public, commercial, or other sources to generate wealth for the good of society while having a positive impact on society and the environment. How far do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Please tick the box of your choice, making only one choice for each statement.
PRINCIPLE 3: ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND
Within the National Green Standard Award (NGSA) being environmentally sound in your day to day operations is of vital importance. Organisations that achieve the award help to generate strong viable workforce that are supported by their organisation to care for their community and in doing so care for the global environment. It seeks to champion organisations that take seriously their impact on the environment, social justice and who strive to build sustainable growth, reflecting and supporting the UN Global Goals on: fairness, equality, sustainable development, social inclusion, regeneration, and quality of life. How far do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Please tick the box of your choice, making only one choice for each statement.