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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Regulatory compliance assessment
        
        Verifies that the organization complies with applicable environmental laws, regulations, and requirements.
      - Environmental performance indicators
        
        Measure aspects such as water and energy consumption, emissions, and waste generation.
      - Environmental auditing
        
        Evaluates the company's activities and their effects on the environment.
      - Preparation of audit reports
        
        Presents findings, non-compliance issues, results, and recommendations.
      - Fundamentals of business auditing
        
        Establishes the basic principles and procedures of an audit.
- - - - Economic considerations
        → Evaluates the costs, resources, and potential losses associated with a contingency.
      - Evaluation of action plans
        → Reviews the effectiveness of implemented measures.
      - Alternative scenarios in response to crises
        → Prepares different responses to possible emergency situations.
      - Adaptation and resilience to climate change
        → Develops the capacity to withstand, recover from, and adapt to climate impacts.
      - Risk prevention and management
        → Identifies and reduces environmental and business risks.
- - - - Design of prospective scenarios
        Develops possible futures considering economic, social, and environmental factors.
      - Proposal of comprehensive strategies
        Designs solutions that combine sustainability, innovation, adaptation, and competitiveness.
      - Strategic-environmental diagnosis
        Evaluates the organization's current situation and its relationship with the environment.
      - Presentation and defense of the final project
        Communicates and argues the results and proposals developed.
      - Selection and justification of the case study
        Selects a company, sector, or initiative that is relevant for analysis.
- - - - Sustainability strategies and tactics
        → Defines long-term strategies and concrete actions to achieve sustainable objectives.
      - Feedback and continuous improvement
        → Evaluates results in order to correct mistakes and improve strategies.
      - Organizational strengths and weaknesses
        → Analyzes internal capabilities and limitations through tools such as SWOT analysis.
      - Contemporary environmental planning models
        → Includes approaches such as the Triple Bottom Line, circular economy, and adaptive planning.
      - Environmental opportunities and threats
        → Identifies external factors that may benefit or negatively affect the organization.
- - - - Corporate Social Responsibility
        Represents the company's commitment to employees, communities, consumers, and the environment.
      - Circular economy and new business models
        Promotes reduction, reuse, repair, recycling, and efficient use of resources.
      - Emerging technologies
        Includes artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, biotechnology, renewable energy, and other technologies.
      - Legal and regulatory framework
        Ensures compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and sustainability standards.
      - Innovation in sustainable products, processes, and services
        Creates solutions with lower environmental impacts and greater efficiency.
- - - - Sustainable goals and objectives:
        Establishes specific, measurable objectives focused on sustainable development.
      - Identification of present and emerging needs:
        Identifies current problems and trends that could become future challenges.
      - Construction of future scenarios:
        Develops different possible futures to evaluate how the organization could respond.
      - Monitoring and control of environmental goals:
        Uses indicators to measure progress and make adjustments.
      - Principles and methods of environmental foresight:
        Anticipation, comprehensiveness, participation, precaution, and intergenerational sustainability.