Barry,
Thank you very much for your prompt response.
I'm not sure if I fully understand your idea or suggestion. You say I
could use historical financial data and/or key performance indicators to
measure the success of the climate initiative. And that I should link this
climate initiative to the daily work activities. Is that your idea? But
how do I establish this link? In what terms?
Besides that, we understand that the company will turn into positive
(profitable) results this year, coming from a period of years with
negative results. But this positive results are coming from several
efforts made in different areas (e.g. new supply chain, industrial
productivity, new products, etc.). How can we be sure that the climate
initiative contributes to the improvement in the results? And to what
extent?
Is it possible, or is there a way, to measure that?
Thanks again for your attention. Regards,
Ronaldo Borger
INTEGRATION Consultoria Empresarial
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