Expand your CSR strategy to include resource consumption and spillage targets
If you add the waste and circularity component to your Corporate Social Responsibility strategy, you can really make strides towards the circular economy. How we handle raw materials is an important part of working more sustainably there. Not for nothing does the Netherlands want to halve our primary raw material use by 2030. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) guidelines are also becoming clearer (and stricter) from Europe. A CSR strategy gives you the opportunity to integrate the principles of the circular economy into your company's policies and into the daily activities you and your employees do. We focus on reducing waste and using raw materials more efficiently and smartly. This way, you work towards a closed loop and a sustainable company to be proud of.
How do we draw up a CSR strategy?
We go through a number of steps to arrive together at an appropriate waste strategy to add to your current CSR strategy. Thus, we draw up a plan and create new policies in which objectives are formulated SMART.
- We focus the goals on your operations and the product groups you deal with.
- We set measurable, achievable yet ambitious goals.
- We distinguish between short-term and long-term.
- We try to avoid producing waste, rather than recycling it: the higher up the R ladder, the fewer raw materials are used.
- And we avoid unnecessary procurement, resulting in less waste and lower costs.
Result for you
Increase social impact
Setting sustainable targets
Improving CSR performance
Use our sustainability experts for your effective CSR strategy
At Milgro, we offer our clients expert support in setting up and implementing effective CSR strategies. Together, we draw up a CSR strategy and a roadmap. Because it does not stop at fine words: we ensure that your strategy is also implemented.
For more information, contact Elisa Teluij, Circular Economy Officer at Milgro on +316 2260 3084 or e.teluij@milgro.nl
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