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Sustainability implies that society uses resources at a rate that allows for regeneration so they remain available for future use, as many resources like coal and oil are finite. Alternatives will be needed when these extractive resources run out. Accountability means an organization takes responsibility for the effects of its actions, both internal and external. It involves quantifying and reporting on these effects to affected parties. Reporting should be understandable, relevant, reliable, and comparable over time and between organizations. Transparency means an organization's external impacts from its actions are apparent from its reporting. All effects, including external impacts, should be clear to external users without hidden details so the organization recognizes responsibility for external consequences and empowers external stakeholders
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- 1. The Principles O f Mansoor Ahmed Soomro
- 3. Sustainability Concerns: Action taken in the present has the options available in the future. If resources are utilized in the present then they are no longer available for use in the future Thus raw materials extractive nature, such as coal, iron or oil, are finite in quantity and once used are not available for future use. Alternatives will be needed to fulfill the functions currently provided by these resources. Sustainability therefore implies that society must use no more of a resource than can be regenerated.
- 6. Accountability An organization recognizing that its actions affect the external environment, and therefore assuming responsibility for the effects of its actions. This concept therefore implies a quantification of the effects of actions taken, both internal to the organization and externally. Reporting of those quantifications to all parties affected by those actions. Benefits must be determined by the usefulness of the measures selected to the decision-making process Such reporting needs to be based upon the following characteristics: Understandability to all parties concerned; Relevance to the users of the information provided; Reliability in terms of accuracy of measurement, representation of impact and freedom from bias; Comparability, which implies consistency, both over time and between different organizations.
- 7. Transparency
- 8. Transparency Transparency, means that the external impact of the actions of the organization can be established from that organization's reporting and pertinent facts are not disguised within that reporting. Thus all the effects of the actions of the organization, including external impacts, should be apparent to all from using the information provided by the organization's reporting mechanisms. Transparency is of particular importance to external users of such information as these users lack the background details and knowledge available to internal users of such information. Transparency therefore can be seen to follow from the other two principles and equally can be seen to be a part of the process of recognition of responsibility on the part of the organization for the external effects of its actions and equally part of the process of transferring power to external stakeholders.
- 9. Thank You