ISO 26000:2010 - TUV MEA

iso 26000 - social responsibility management system (srms)

ISO 26000:2010 is an international standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that provides guidance on social responsibility. This standard is not a certification standard like some other ISO standards, but rather a set of guidelines and recommendations to help organizations, regardless of their size or type, integrate social responsibility into their operations and decision-making processes.

Benefits

Enhanced Reputation

Implementing the principles and guidance of ISO 26000 can help improve an organization's reputation by demonstrating a commitment to social responsibility and ethical conduct.

Stakeholder Trust

Engaging with stakeholders and addressing their concerns helps build trust and positive relationships, leading to improved collaboration and cooperation.

Risk Management

Organizations can better identify and manage social and environmental risks, reducing the potential for legal, financial, and reputational issues.

Competitive Advantage

Companies that align with ISO 26000 may gain a competitive edge by meeting the expectations of socially conscious consumers and investors.

Cost Reduction

Sustainable and responsible practices can lead to cost savings, such as reduced energy consumption and waste reduction.

Sustainability

By addressing social and environmental aspects, organizations contribute to long-term sustainability, which benefits society and the planet.

Global Recognition

ISO 26000 is internationally recognized and respected, making it easier for organizations to communicate their commitment to social responsibility across borders.

Improved Decision-Making

ISO 26000 provides a structured framework for decision-making that considers a broader set of factors beyond profit, leading to more informed and responsible choices.