It is true to say that PROFIT is the primary factor that propels every business or corporate sustainability; everything else follows.
Nonetheless, it cannot be denied that environmental, social, and governance (ESG) variables play a key part in assessing HOW PROFIT is created.
It is true to say that everyone’s first and foremost concern is their TODAY’S SURVIVAL; everything else comes second.
Nonetheless, it cannot be denied that environmental, social, and governance (ESG) variables play a key part in assessing HOW TODAY’S SURVIVAL is impacting future survival.
Energy, Clean Air Clean Water Natural Resources Exploiting Other Lifeforms
Carbon Emission, Toxic Gas Toxic Seawater Dumps Waste Discharges or Disposed Off Bio-Diversity Disbalance, Serving as their extinction Stakeholders Driving Returns From Value Chain, Supply Chain, Employees, Customers etc Family, Peace, Love, Equality, Socialism Shareholders Gratification Maximising returns to investors, lenders Unequal Societies, Separated Communities Capitalistic Approach Institutional Partnerships Government Infrastructure Support Cross Border- Economies Exchange Innovation & Growth Injustice, Dishonesty Unethical Practises like corruption, tax evasion, etc Civil War, Disparities, Discriminations Destruction Oriented Revolution