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2021 Responsible Business Report
Legal ESG • Jan 11, 2022
2021 Responsible Business Report
In Clifford Chance's 2021 Responsible Business Report, they explore what it means to be a responsible business and how they can create sustainable change as a firm.
"Our Responsible Business Report is part of our Communication on Progress for the UN Global Compact. The reporting period covers our financial year ended 30 April 2021 and offers a snapshot of our responsible business strategy in action over that time. The dedication of our people and the numerous activities that help us drive real change and contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable future continue every day"
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The Trulieve Way Our Inaugural ESG Report ESG report builds upon our 2020 Sustainability Review and sets a baseline for our activities. Our values and commitment to long-term sustainability is the way we fulfill our purpose responsibly and minimize the impact we are making on the environment.
The past few years have been boom times for advocates of socially responsible business practices. The impacts of climate change, a global pandemic and a national reckoning on racial justice have pressed businesses of all stripes to take stock of their own practices, and renew their commitments to do good in the world and do better by their own employees.
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