Across
- 3. ethical situations in which values conflict and there is no clear right or wrong answer
- 4. the reduction in pollution from an environmental initiative uses this to measure impact
- 8. the minimum income necessary for a worker to meet their basic needs and maintain a decent standard of living without relying on government assistance
- 10. environmental ______ is the responsible use and protection of the natural environment
- 11. (acronym) this is a way to a way to measure the value created by a program by identifying who the program impacts and tracking its results, for example
- 12. (2words) marketing in which a company donates part of the sales from a product to a nonprofit organization
- 13. (acroynm) a business approach that contributes to sustainable development by delivering economic, social, and environmental benefits for all stakeholders
- 14. (2words)total amount of greenhouse gases produced by an individual, event, organization, or product
Down
- 1. the lowest amount a company can legally pay its workers
- 2. honesty and transparency in all financial dealings as well as taking responsibility for financial decisions and outcomes
- 5. interviews with NPO workers and the people they help creates a way to evaluate the measure impact by creating these
- 6. a deceptive marketing practice in which companies make misleading or false claims about the environmental benefits of their products or services
- 7. TOMS Shoe and The Coca-Cola Company 5by20 Initiative, for example, make this kind of social impact
- 9. (2words) principles and standards that guide behavior and decision making in business activities