ISO 20400: Definition
ISO 20400 is an internationally recognised standard that assists companies in integrating sustainability into their business models, encompassing environmental, economic, and social sustainability. Any organisation aiming to enhance its sustainability efforts can benefit from the sustainability guidelines provided by ISO 20400.
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