triple bottom line
[ˈtrɪpəl ˈbɑtəm ˌlaɪn]
nounpl: triple bottom lines
tripé de resultados
1. A business framework that measures corporate success beyond financial profit by evaluating performance in three dimensions: people (social impact), planet (environmental impact), and profit (financial returns)
The company adopted a triple bottom line approach to ensure sustainable and ethical business practices.
A empresa adotou o tripé de resultados para garantir práticas comerciais sustentáveis e éticas.
2. An accounting framework that expands traditional measures of corporate performance to include social and environmental accountability
By implementing triple bottom line reporting, the organization became more transparent about its impact on society and the environment.
Ao implementar relatórios do tripé de resultados, a organização tornou-se mais transparente sobre seu impacto na sociedade e no meio ambiente.
The triple bottom line concept emerged in the 1990s and has become increasingly important in corporate culture worldwide, particularly in Brazil where sustainability and social responsibility are gaining prominence. In the USA, it reflects the growing movement toward corporate accountability beyond shareholders. Many multinational corporations operating in Brazil now publish triple bottom line reports to demonstrate commitment to sustainable development and social equity.
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