The recent evolution of the economic and social context has led enterprises to consider
and assess corporate environmental and social impacts integrated with the traditionally
measured economic and operating performances.
From this point of view, the international debate on the advantages given by the firms’
adoption of socially responsible behaviour has been developed; the increasing consciousness
of the social character in enterprises’ activities has enlarged the interest in communication.
For this reason, several different standards have been developed in order to
transmit, to the stakeholders, data, information and approaches about environmental,
social and sustainability topics related to the firm’s activities. In this dynamic context, the
features of SMEs require specific guidelines, which address the contents of an SMEoriented
sustainability report.
In this perspective the aim is to design guidelines able to meet with these SMEs’ requirements;
seven case studies, on Italian furniture small enterprises, complete the study
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