Course 3/Module 2

Course No 3/Module 2: Sustainability Reporting

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Results Congratulations, you have achieved more than 70% and successfully completed the self-check test for course 3/module 2. Unfortunately, you did not achieve 70% on this self-check-test. You can look at the materials (e.g. script 3) again and take the test again. Good luck. #1. What is the aim of reporting schemes? A reporting system summarises all important financial data. A reporting system summarises all important financial data. A reporting system enables organisations to report on their environmental and social performance in a standardised way. A reporting system enables organisations to report on their environmental and social performance in a standardised way. A reporting system is designed to show the economic performance of the organisation. A reporting system is designed to show the economic performance of the organisation. A reporting system is used for the daily documentation of the employees. A reporting system is used for the daily documentation of the employees. #2. What are the obligations of the European Union regarding reporting? Select all that apply: There is no regulation requiring companies to prepare a sustainability report. There is no regulation requiring companies to prepare a sustainability report. All companies listed on a regulated EU market (with the exception of micro-enterprises) are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. All companies listed on a regulated EU market (with the exception of micro-enterprises) are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. Large companies that are not listed on a regulated EU market but meet at least two of three size criteria (Balance sheet total 20 million euros / turnover net 40 million euros / 250 employees) are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. Large companies that are not listed on a regulated EU market but meet at least two of three size criteria (Balance sheet total 20 million euros / turnover net 40 million euros / 250 employees) are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. Large companies that are not listed on a regulated EU market but have a turnover net over 40 million euros are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. Large companies that are not listed on a regulated EU market but have a turnover net over 40 million euros are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. All companies listed on a regulated EU market are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. All companies listed on a regulated EU market are obliged to prepare a sustainability report. Next #3. What is the general approach of the reporting schemes? Collecting data and document the data Collecting data and document the data There is no general approach, every reporting scheme is different. There is no general approach, every reporting scheme is different. Collecting data, analysing and interpreting the data Collecting data, analysing and interpreting the data Formulate indicators and calculate the figures accordingly Formulate indicators and calculate the figures accordingly #4. Which of these listed sections are part of the structure of the Global Reporting Initiative? Select all that apply: GRI 101 is the basis, containing the principles of reporting, basic requirements and application notes. GRI 101 is the basis, containing the principles of reporting, basic requirements and application notes. GRI 200 is the section "Management Approach" and lists additional notes and recommendations. GRI 200 is the section "Management Approach" and lists additional notes and recommendations. The 33 thematic standards are divided into GRI 200 for the economy, GRI 300 for the environment and GRI 400 for social issues. The 33 thematic standards are divided into GRI 200 for the economy, GRI 300 for the environment and GRI 400 for social issues. The "materiality analysis" identifies the most important topics for the company. It is part of the GRI 300. The "materiality analysis" identifies the most important topics for the company. It is part of the GRI 300. Next #5. Which of these areas are being looked at in EMAS? Select all that apply: Health promotion Health promotion Energy Energy Sick days of employees Sick days of employees Water Water Waste Waste Accessibility Accessibility Emissions Emissions #6. Which method is used in ISO 1400:2015 for a continuous improvement process? SWOT analysis SWOT analysis Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) Ad-hoc analysis Ad-hoc analysis Materiality analysis Materiality analysis Next #7. What are thematic areas of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)? Select all that apply: Anti-Corruption Anti-Corruption Environment Environment Waste Waste Human right Human right Water Water Work Work Emissions Emissions #8. What are values of the Economy for the Common Good? Select all that apply: Human dignity Human dignity Solidarity and justice Solidarity and justice Economic sustainability Economic sustainability Transparency Transparency Reduce pollution Reduce pollution Next #9. Which of these three steps are part of the preparation of the Common Good Balance Sheet? 1 = Common good report, 2 = Audit, 3 = Publishing 1 = Common good report, 2 = Audit, 3 = Publishing 1 = Common good report, 2 = Audit, 3 = Revision and adaptation 1 = Common good report, 2 = Audit, 3 = Revision and adaptation 1 = Collecting data, 2 = Common good report, 3 = Audit 1 = Collecting data, 2 = Common good report, 3 = Audit 1 = Collecting data, 2 = Common good report, 3 = Further development of the indicators 1 = Collecting data, 2 = Common good report, 3 = Further development of the indicators #10. What is the aim of the Science Based Targets? The aim is to develop a sustainability strategy that will, above all, generate higher profits. The aim is to develop a sustainability strategy that will, above all, generate higher profits. The aim is to develop a sustainability strategy and ensure a profitable corporate future. The aim is to develop a sustainability strategy and ensure a profitable corporate future. The aim is to develop social dimension indicators and become a more inclusive company based on them. The aim is to develop social dimension indicators and become a more inclusive company based on them. Finish