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What does ESG stand for?

• Environmental, Social, Governance

• Environmental, Sustainability, Growth

• Economic, Social, Green

• Energy, Sustainability, Goals

What is the main purpose of implementing ESG principles in an organization?

• To increase the rapid production of goods

• To build a reputation as an environmentally friendly and sustainable company

• To reduce the taxes a company has to pay

• To develop as many products as possible

One way an individual can support sustainability is by:

• Using as much single-use plastic as possible

• Turning off lights and electronic devices when not in use

• Buying products without considering their materials

• Throwing all waste without sorting

What is zero waste?

• The process of producing goods without using energy

• An approach to reducing and managing waste so that none is sent to landfills

• Avoiding water usage in production processes

• A company program to increase product consumption

Why is biodiversity important for sustainability?

• To increase property values in certain areas

• Because it helps maintain ecosystem balance

• To add to the collection of plants and animals in zoos

• So humans can live without worrying about the environment

What is meant by carbon footprint?

• The total carbon dioxide emissions produced by human activities

• Human footprints on carbon-contaminated soil

• The process of producing carbon in industries

• The distribution pattern of carbon in the food chain

One example of ESG implementation in a tech company is:

• Purchasing large quantities of electronic devices

• Using renewable energy to power data centers

• Selling devices at low prices without considering environmental impact

• Providing services without ensuring user data security

What is a green office?

• An office where all walls are painted green

• An office that uses environmentally friendly practices in daily operations

• An office that only hires employees who are environmental enthusiasts

• An office located in rural areas

How can a company improve good governance in ESG?

• By establishing policies of transparency and accountability

• By reducing employee salaries to save costs

• By eliminating meetings related to sustainability

• By focusing solely on short-term profits

What is the main positive impact of implementing ESG for a company?

• Decrease in product quality

• Increased reputation and customer loyalty

• Reduced collaboration with external parties

• Elimination of all operational costs