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ESG Policy (Environmental, Social Governance) and Sustainability according to GRI Standards in Greece. This is a powerful assessment tool that depicts responsible investment. A responsible and ethical approach has become key priority in the corporate world. Investors promote corporate social governance and sustainability which incorporates the best approaches of traditional investing by integrating insights about society,
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