Objective · TG02
Concept TG Voluntary Initiatives
Participate in voluntary initiative(s) addressing social responsibility to contribute to a more equitable society.
2 activities
Voluntary initiatives are actions that organizations choose to take beyond their legal obligations to improve their social impact. Voluntary initiatives can take many forms, including commitments to specific standards, participation in industry partnerships, or independent actions to improve social responsibility.
Participation in voluntary initiatives allows organizations to demonstrate their commitment to social responsibility within a format that follows best practices. These initiatives can directly benefit people in numerous ways. They can enhance working conditions, respect for human rights, and improve employee well-being. They also align with global goals like the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to worldwide efforts to end poverty and ensure prosperity for all. These initiatives serve as “ready-made” social responsibility strategies for organizations to create a profound and positive impact on individuals, communities, and society at large.
Activities
- TGa2.1
Participate in a voluntary initiative addressing social responsibility during the construction project
DriverThe Owner shall participate in initiatives that have a clear focus on social responsibility principles and are relevant to the commercial real estate sector in the specific context and challenges of the project's location and impacted party community. Initiatives without a transparent governance structure or those that conflict with the broader objectives of the SEAM Standard are excluded.
- TGa2.2
Participate in a voluntary initiative addressing social responsibility on the operating asset
DriverOwner shall participate in initiatives that have a clear focus on social responsibility principles and are relevant to the commercial real estate sector in the specific context and challenges of the project's location and impacted party community. Initiatives without a transparent governance structure or those that conflict with the broader objectives of the SEAM Standard are excluded.