Environment, health and safety issues
The crucial role of employee motivation in environment, health and safety activities
A significant aspect of environment, health and safety (EHS) activities involves striving for compliance with organizational and legislative requirements. While this is an important driver, it doesn’t reflect how a strong EHS culture can help improve an organization’s performance.
Organizations should look at how they can effectively and efficiently manage EHS outcomes through employee motivation. Often companies only tap into employees’ extrinsic motivations – their willingness to follow rules – leaving the more powerful and sustainable intrinsic motivations untapped. A more proactive culture could help improve employee engagement overall, and so performance as employees become more proactive.
How do business leaders create a step change toward an EHS future driven by employees’ intrinsic motivators? It starts with the way EHS maturity is assessed.
Navigating India’s climate and sustainability transition
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How a state government transformed into an ecotourism haven
The state government accelerated its economy and created new sources of employment using ecotourism.
EY led various strategic initiatives to build an ecotourism oasis.
Initiatives involved identifying ideal and strategic locations to set up 'Eco-retreats' and help establishing them across the state.
The eco-retreats have created a multiplier effect on the economy.
The eco-retreats have established pathways for entrepreneurship, while promoting local culture and skills.
Safety Transformation - Helping to build a healthier and safer working world
A contemporary and effective safety approach to the current challenges facing organisations today requires the integration between human and system elements
Embedding circularity into business strategy and operations
Embedding circularity - Identify the major bottlenecks for businesses to adopt a circular business model and to assess possible solutions to the identified problems.
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