ESG

ESG is an abbreviation for environmental (Environmental), social (Social) and corporate governance (Governance), and is an emerging investment philosophy and corporate evaluation criteria that focus on corporate environmental, social, and governance performance rather than financial performance, which can evaluate the sustainability of a company.
Under the dual impact of the new crown epidemic and the energy crisis, the wave of sustainable development has swept across the world, and has also led to the continuous global warming of the ESG concept, which is deeply compatible with it. At the same time, the promotion of the "double carbon" goal is also accelerating the rapid development of domestic ESG into the fast lane.
In recent years, as consumers pay more and more attention to sustainability, Gude has developed a sustainable strategy to provide a new direction for its brand positioning. Taking these three aspects into consideration, Gude formulated a comprehensive sustainable development strategy to promote the coordinated development of economy, society and environment.
In terms of the environment, we focus on reducing carbon emissions and rational use of resources. We have taken a series of measures, such as implementing energy conservation, energy storage and emission reduction plans, optimizing the production process of electrical materials to reduce energy consumption, and promoting green energy (photovoltaic power generation devices are installed in each plant), so as to reduce the adverse impact on the environment. On the social front, we are committed to diversity and inclusion and actively engage in public welfare activities. We encourage employees to actively participate in community service, support their personal growth and development, pay attention to the welfare and rights of employees, and provide a healthy and safe working environment for employees. In terms of governance, we attach great importance to transparency and standardization. We have established effective internal control and governance mechanisms to ensure the fairness and legality of corporate decisions. At the same time, strengthen the supervision of the board of directors and senior management, improve the company's decision-making efficiency and risk management capabilities.
By attaching importance to and practicing ESG, Goodall aims at sustainable development, which not only achieves economic growth, but also makes positive contributions to society and the environment. The attention to sustainability issues also brings new business opportunities to Goodall. We are convinced that only with a comprehensive consideration of ESG can we achieve real sustainable development.


 

CSR, ESG and Sustainable Development

ESG Certification