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Safety Fortnight Opening Meeting
Safety Fortnight Opening Meeting
JHANSI
Opening Ceremony
Observed on 4th March each year from the year 1972 to mark the establishment of
National Safety Council on 4th March, 1966
Primary Purpose: To raise awareness about occupational safety and health
In the past, BHEL celebrated it as a Safety Week. Extended to a fortnight since
2022
Urges organizations and individuals to move beyond mere awareness and actively
embrace safety leadership
called pillars in ESG frameworks and represent the 3 main topic areas that
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Why is ESG here to stay?
World faces a number of global challenges:
Climate Change
Transitioning from a linear economy to a circular one
Increasing inequality
Balancing economic needs with societal needs
Companies should not only be good stewards of financial capital but also of natural and
social capital and have the necessary governance framework in place to support this.
More and more investors are incorporating ESG elements into their investment
decision making process, making ESG increasingly important from the perspective
of securing capital, both debt and equity
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Key Components of ESG
Corporate
Environmental Social
Governance
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ESG as Part of a Company’s Core Strategy
An ESG strategy cannot be separate from the broader organizational strategy. The further development of an ESG strategy effectively
means the integration of sustainability elements to a company’s core strategy.
• Emphasis on Material Issues: Priority is given to the most material issues from a
financial, environmental, and social standpoint.
• Board Leadership and Oversight: The Board and top management will own the
strategy and oversee its implementation.
• Metrics and Goals: The implementation program includes quantitative and qualitative
objectives which can be monitored to measure the company’s progress towards its goals.
• SDGs are a set of 17 goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015 to end
poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all
• ESG factors are a set of criteria used to measure the sustainability and
responsible business practices of companies
• Many of the SDGs can be achieved through ESG practices, such as
reducing carbon emissions, improving working conditions, and promoting
diversity and inclusion
SDGs and ESG factors are linked