Greenwashing, or the action of exaggerating, falsifying, or disguising certain business prac-tices as environmental concerns, is being targeted by the European Union and even the in-ternational community. Faced with the reputational risk of greenwashing, investors and companies are increasingly cautious and even resort to contrary actions, not reporting their initiatives with a positive environmental impact for fear of being accused of misleading their consumers.
7:55 amApril 3, 2024Articles, UncategorizedNEW REPORT: Compliance and Sustainability Practice and Policies in Latin America – Case Studies of Brazil, Chile, and Mexicotitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/new-report-compliance-and-sustainability-practice-and-policies-in-latin-america-case-studies-of-brazil-chile-and-mexico/2:28 pmApril 24, 2023Articles, UncategorizedEthics and Compliance: A Historical Perspectivetitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/2707/From the 70s, through the 2008 crisis, until today, companies have had the challenge of keeping up with the new regulations of the growing ethics and compliance programs.
1:02 pmFebruary 2, 2023UncategorizedCompliance programs in a new business narrative: reflections on ethics, corporate identity, and program effectivenesstitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/compliance-programs-in-a-new-business-narrative-reflections-on-ethics-corporate-identity-and-program-effectiveness/Compliance programs require a change of approach and perspective to add value, contribute to better management, and positively impact the organization and society.
2:49 pmOctober 13, 2022UncategorizedBeing green is not a trend, it’s a survival strategytitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/being-green-is-not-a-trend-its-a-survival-strategy/How energy firms have survived the impact of COVID-19 and the Ukraine crisis through sustainable business models
10:52 amOctober 3, 2022UncategorizedAnti-Corruption Compliance Programs as a Requirement for Contracting with the Public and Private Sectorstitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/anti-corruption-compliance-programs-as-a-requirement-for-contracting-with-the-public-and-private-sectors/Anti-Corruption Compliance Programs are increasingly required for contracting with the public and private sectors. What does this imply?
11:22 pmDecember 20, 2021UncategorizedThe Judge’s Reason and the Opinion of the Markettitle en indexhttps://www.ie.edu/ie-elecnor-observatory-on-sustainable-compliance-cultures/en/the-judges-reason-and-the-opinion-of-the-market/The judge can be sensitive to a perception of “greenwashing” and his reason would be even more demanding than the opinion of the market.
8:51 amApril 19, 2021Uncategorized