Across
- 4. A form of analysis that consists of reviewing Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats.
- 6. An approach where the business considers the impact that its activity has on society and the environment and contributes to sustainable development by delivering economic, social and environmental benefits.
- 8. Dishonest or fraudulent activities. Examples in sport include bribery, match fixing and cheating.
- 9. The act of putting something on ‘the market’ and making it profitable.
- 11. Comprises all those organisations and individuals who directly or indirectly affect the activities of a company, such as staff and customers.
Down
- 1. Not owned by the government and in business to make a profit. Examples in sport include Nike and Adidas.
- 2. Not for profit and non-governmental businesses. Examples in sport include community sports teams.
- 3. A form of analysis that comprises Political environment, Economic environment, Social and cultural environment and Technological environment.
- 4. A process by which companies manage their financial, social and environmental risks, obligations and opportunities. These three impacts are
- 5. Comprises general forces and trends rather than specific organisations e.g. government policy, technological environment.
- 7. paid for by local and national government and funded by taxes or the National Lottery. Examples in sport include schools, colleges and community sports centres. Generally not for profit.
- 10. referred to as profits, people and planet.