Green Practices Guideline for Services Sector

In conclusion, effective management practices are essential for driving green practices within the industry. By adopting forward-thinking policies, fostering a culture of sustainability, and embracing green initiatives, businesses can minimise their environmental footprint, meet the demands of a changing economic landscape, and contribute to a more sustainable future. The scope for Management in the Services sector includes three sub-indicators: Green Procurement, Policy & Programme, and Human Capital. SUB-INDICATOR REQUIREMENT OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE FOR ASSESSMENT EXAMPLE GREEN PRACTICES GREEN PROCUREMENT Demonstration of green procurement practices occurring in the organisation Records and documentation such as policies and standards, agreements, purchase records, etc. • Include environmental requirements in specifications with contractors, suppliers, and service providers. • Establish a mechanism to determine level of greenhouse gas emissions generated by suppliers. POLICY AND PROGRAMME Demonstration of policies and programs practices occurring in the organisation that support Green Practices Records and documentation such as MoU, MoA, IP, etc. • Promotion of recycling and reuse practices to raise awareness of responsible and sustainable consumption. • Develop green policies or operating standards to integrate sustainability in business operations across several departments, foster innovation, and boosts engagement. HUMAN CAPITAL Demonstration of a human capital development programme in the organisation that supports Green Practices Records and documentation such as policies and standards, records of training, etc. • Open opportunities to the current workforce to become competent person for environmental management and green practices. • Development of career paths for competent person related to environment protection and climate action such as environmental auditor and that of similar roles. 44 GREEN PRACTICES GUIDELINE FOR SERVICES SECTOR