The GREEK SUSTAINABILITY CODE provides a structured system with regards to the transparency and commitment of businesses towards Sustainable Development and Responsible Entrepreneurship.
Based on the German Sustainability Code, a recognised European standard of reference for the disclosure of non-financial information.
The result of the Collaboration
The GREEK SUSTAINABILITY CODE
Supports raising of capital through positive analysis of the financial market and international investment funds
Contributes to bolstering export activity & outward-looking policies of Greek companies
Complies with Greek legislation on the disclosure of non-financial information
Takes under account the particularities of the Greek market
Link to Networks of Responsible Suppliers
Highlights the "Sustainable Companies in Greece"
Geared towards...
Listed Companies
Listed companies with more than 500 employees & subsidiaries in Greece of listed companies in their country of origin.
Listed Companies
Listed companies with less than 500 employees
Non-Listed Companies
Large companies with an average number of employees more than 250 and a turnover larger than 40.000.000 euros,
Medium-size with an average number between 50-249 employees and a turnover from 8.000.000 up until 39.999.999 euros
Small size with an average number between 10-49 employees and a turnover from 700.000 up until 7.999.999 euros.
Very Small Companies
Addressed to very small companies that are not obliged by the law to report non-financial data and have not a systematic approach towards Sustainable Development and Corporate Responsibility, but wish to be linked to Responsible Business.
Method of Participation
Get first hand information from experts
«Time to integrate the Sustainability Reporting - The collaboration of the different frameworks»
Richard Howitt
CEO International Integrated Reporting Council
«There is a growing trend towards integration and convergence of all different standards as far as non-financial reporting is concerned.»
«The legislative framework on the publication of non-financial data»
Mr. Gerasimos Georgopoulos
Head of Unit of Institutional Regulations and Business Register (GEMI)
«“Greek companies must realize that the publication of their non-financial data will contribute to the strengthening of their competitiveness....»
«Sustainable Finance»
Mrs. Charoula Apalagaki
General Secretary, Hellenic Bank Association
«Sustainable development has been around for many years. In the Greek market there are many examples with regards to these issues...»
Participating Companies
SUSTAINABILITY AMBASSADORS
Here you will find all the Sustainability Ambassadors