ISO 26000: Guidance on Social Responsibility

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ISO 26000 Certification

Introduction

In an era where consumers, investors, and employees prioritize ethical and social impact, ISO 26000 provides much-needed guidance on how businesses and organizations can operate in a socially responsible way. It helps organizations transition from good intentions to good actions by providing a set of core subjects and principles.

ScorePoint Solutions provides professional consultation and verification services for ISO 26000, ensuring your organization meets international benchmarks for ethical governance and community engagement.

Core Subjects of ISO 26000

Human Rights

Guidance on respecting human rights and addressing grievances in the workplace and supply chain.

Labor Practices

Focuses on fair wages, workplace safety, and professional development of employees.

Environment

Encourages organizations to take responsibility for their environmental footprint and sustainability.

Fair Operating

Focuses on anti-corruption, ethical competition, and promoting social responsibility in the value chain.

Benefits of ISO 26000 Adoption

Enhanced Reputation

Builds trust with stakeholders, customers, and the public as a socially responsible entity.

Employee Engagement

Improves morale and helps attract and retain top talent who value ethical workplaces.

Sustainable Future

Aligns business strategy with global sustainability goals for long-term survival.

Market Advantage

Provides a competitive edge in tenders and contracts that require CSR compliance.

Implementation Approach

1

Status Review

Assess current organizational policies against ISO 26000 core subjects.

2

Stakeholder Mapping

Identify and engage with key stakeholders to understand their expectations.

3

Strategy Integration

Embed social responsibility into the core business strategy and day-to-day operations.

4

Reporting & Verification

ScorePoint Solutions helps you report progress and verify your commitment to the standard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike ISO 9001 or 14001, ISO 26000 contains guidance rather than requirements, so it is not "certifiable," but organizations can be verified for their adherence to it.

It is designed for all types of organizations in both the public and private sectors, regardless of size or location.