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What is the “G” in ESG? Elif Atak // 28.08.2024 The “G” in ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) stands for Governance, which deeply addresses the corporate structure and operations of companies. Governance includes elements such as accountability, trust, oversight, and control mechanisms. However, beyond these elements, strong corporate governance ensures that a company conducts its activities

What Challenges Corporate Sustainability? Nilgün Aytekin // 25.08.2024 Corporate sustainability has transitioned from being a niche topic to becoming a mainstream business imperative for many sectors and companies. Organizations across different industries are aiming to align with global standards such as the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the directives issued under the European

What is the “S” in ESG? Elif Öztürk // 21.08.2024 ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria provide a framework for evaluating a company’s operations within the context of sustainability and corporate responsibility. Among these criteria, the “S” stands for the Social aspect, which addresses how a company manages its relationships with employees, the community, and

What is E in ESG? Elif Atak // 14.08.2024 The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework evaluates a company’s performance and decision-making processes in the context of its relationship with the natural environment. The “E” in ESG stands for “Environmental” and is concerned with a company’s impact on the planet. The World Economic Forum has

The Complexities of Establishing a Sustainable Supply Chain Nilgün Aytekin // 11.08.2024 In today’s economy, sustainability is not just a buzzword; it is a crucial component of business strategy. Companies that prioritize sustainable practices not only help protect the environment but also build resilience, foster customer loyalty, and ensure long-term profitability. However, establishing a sustainable

Understanding the Models of Life Cycle Assessment Nilgün Aytekin // 06.07.2024 Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a vital tool which helps identifying the environmental impacts of products and processes and supports sustainable decision-making. Within LCA, various models are used to define the scope and boundaries of the assessment. These models include Cradle to Grave, Cradle

Differences Between Emission Trading System and Carbon Tax Applications Nilgün Aytekin // 09.07.2024 Recently, the terms Emission Trading System (ETS) and Carbon Tax have become increasingly common. Both ETS and Carbon Tax are recognized as effective instruments in the fight against climate change, yet they operate on distinct principles. This blog post delves into the

What is ESG? Elif Atak // 07.08.2024 ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is a concept that evaluates performance and decision-making in environmental, social, and governance domains. ESG criteria measure not only the financial performance of companies but also their environmental impacts, social responsibilities, and corporate governance standards. When we look at the history of ESG,

Discussing Human Resources and Sustainability with Ayça Güneş Egemen Nilgün Aytekin // 02.08.2024 This week, our guest on the Interview Blog is my dear friend Ayça Güneş Egemen, owner of Human Network Human Resources firm. Our friendship dates back to our school years. With her kindness, humble demeanor, and different perspectives on matters, she is