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* [[Carbon-neutral]]
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* [[Environmental Impact Assessment]]  (EIA)
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* [[Global Impact Investing Network]]  (GIIN)
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* [[Principles for Responsible Investment]]  (PRI)
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* [[Value Reporting Foundation]] (VRF)
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Revision as of 07:26, 14 February 2024

1. Sustainability - impact reporting - Impact Management Project (IMP).

For the purposes of impact management and reporting, the IMP defines impact as a change in an outcome caused by an organisation.

Such a change can be positive or negative, intended or unintended.


2. Sustainability - environmental impact.

Abbreviation for environmental impact.


3. Effects - significant effects.

Any effect on an individual, organisation, or system.

Especially a substantial effect.

For example, business impact analysis includes analysing the potentially negative effects of disruption on business activities.


4. Verb.

To have an effect, especially a substantial effect.


See also