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Automatic reduction in all its tax obligations

Improving its image among stakeholders.

Elimination of external environmental controls.

The law on the "duty of vigilance" obliges large French companies to draw up, publish and implement appropriate risk identification and prevention measures concerning (several answers possible)

Stakeholders

Environment

Human rights

What is the purpose of the materiality matrix?

Assess the company's financial performance on international markets.

Measure the impact of marketing campaigns on customer satisfaction.

Identify and prioritise the most relevant issues for the company and its stakeholders.

Define a recruitment policy based on social and environmental criteria.

What is the main objective of CSR?

Optimise only the energy costs of industrial facilities.

Reduce the negative impact of the company's activities on society and the environment.

Replace local regulations with internal standards.

Increase sales through social initiatives.

What best characterises CSR?

It is a voluntary contribution by companies to sustainable development. Nothing obliges them to do anything in terms of CSR, neither the law nor society's expectations.

It is a madatory contribution by companies to sustainable development, and the law stipulates that they must implement CSR actions.

It is both a mandatory and voluntary contribution by companies to sustainable development.

It's neither one nor the other

Which aspect of digital marketing focuses on optimizing a website's visibility in search engines?

Search engine optimization (SEO)

Email marketing

Social media

Online advertising

As part of the CSRD, companies with more than 250 employees and net sales of €50 million must identify the materiality of the issues that concern them.

In order to define a pay policy in line with European standards in terms of sustainable development.

To meet transparency requirements with regard to stakeholders and include these issues in their non-financial reporting.

To prioritise internal initiatives and communicate only internally on their commitments.

Which organisation defined the Sustainable Development Goals?

World Bank

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

United Nations (UN)

World Trade Organisation (WTO)

What does ESG stand for?

Environmental, Societal, Governance

Economic, Social, Governance

Environmental, Social, Governance

Economic, Social and Governance

To which of the core issues of ISO 26000 do "combating discrimination, balancing family and professional responsibilities and promoting health and well-being" relate?

Labour practices

Human rights

Communities and local development