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Governance
King
IV: The
King Report on
Corporate
Governance is a
code of corporate
governance in
South Africa
issued by the King
Committee on
Corporate
Governance. For
more information,
click
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Risk
ISO
31000:
Risk
Management. ISO
31000:2009
provides
principles,
framework and a
process for
managing risk. It
can be used by any
organization
regardless of its
size, activity or
sector. For more
information, click
here.
ISO
9000:
Quality
Management. The
ISO 9000 family
addresses various
aspects of quality
management and
provide guidance
and tools for
companies and
organizations who
want to ensure
that their
products and
services
consistently meet
customer’s
requirements, and
that quality is
consistently
improved. For more
information, click
here.
ISO
14000:
Environmental
Management. The
ISO 14000 family
addresses various
aspects of
environmental
management. It
provides practical
tools for
companies and
organizations
looking to
identify and
control their
environmental
impact and
constantly improve
their
environmental
performance. For
more information,
click
here.
OHSAS
18000:
Occupational
Health and Safety.
OHSAS 18001 is a
British Standard
for occupational
health and safety
management
systems. It exists
to help all kinds
of organisations
put in place
demonstrably sound
occupational
health and safety
performance. It is
widely seen as the
world’s most
recognized
occupational
health and safety
management systems
standard. For more
information, click
here.
ISO
22301:
Business
Continuity
Management. ISO
22301 specifies
the requirements
for a management
system to protect
against, reduce
the likelihood of,
and ensure
businesses recover
from disruptive
incidents. For
more information,
click
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Internal
Audit
Internal
Audit
Standards:
The
Institute of
Internal Auditors
guides the
international
profession of
internal audit
with not only
Standards, but
numerous
additional
resources to
assist internal
auditors in
implementing best
practices in our
ever-changing and
growing field. For
more information,
click
here. |
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Sustainability
Global
Reporting
Initiative
(GRI)
Reporting
Guidelines:
The GRI
Sustainability
Reporting
Guidelines offer
Reporting
Principles,
Standard
Disclosures and an
Implementation
Manual for the
preparation of
sustainability
reports by
organizations,
regardless of
their size, sector
or location. For
more information,
click
here.
JSE
SRI Index:
The JSE’s
Socially
Responsible
Investment (SRI)
Index was launched
in May 2004 in
response to the
debate around
sustainability
globally and
particularly in
the South African
context. The JSE
has developed
Criteria to
measure the triple
bottom line
performance of
companies in the
FTSE/JSE All Share
Index, with the
aim of compiling
an Index
comprising those
companies that
pass the Criteria
requirements. For
more information,
click
here. |
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