CSRCorporate responsibility
- Type
- Approach
- Intended role
- Guiding
Corporate social responsibility and transparent community programs.
PEOPLE AND SPORT FIRST
These approaches, goals, guidance and own themes describe our ambitions. Mentioning them does not indicate certification, legal status, institutional participation or endorsement.
Guiding principles, planned practices and future possibilities.
Development priorities and operating principles.
ACCESS, IMPACT and INVEST are our own thematic labels, not external standards or certifications.
Corporate social responsibility and transparent community programs.
Environmental, social and governance considerations.
Development goals as references for health, education, inclusion and cooperation.
Source: United Nations
Sport for Development and Peace: participation, wellbeing and community connection.
Diversity, equity and inclusion in sport and participation.
Social responsibility guidance, not a certifiable accreditation.
Source: ISO
A possible future method for assessing social value. Any assessment would require evidence, a clear methodology and stated limitations.
Source: Social Value International
Planned safeguards include child protection, fair participation and accessible digital services. These measures are being developed before local publishing opens.
We plan to report activities, participants, costs and evidenced outcomes transparently, distinguishing intentions from achieved results.
Participation could be explored later, subject to eligibility and the applicable application process. No current membership or endorsement is claimed.
Source: UN Global Compact
A possible future certification for an eligible business entity, subject to the applicable assessment requirements. The network is not presented as B Corp certified.
Source: B Lab
A possible future funding approach combining financial return with measurable social or environmental impact. No investment or investor commitment is announced.
We are developing local publishing with verified permissions, editorial review, source checks and accessible tools.
We will publish programme budgets, allocation criteria, recipients and results as each programme launches.