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Do small and medium-sized enterprises need to pursue sustainable development?
14 August 2026 , by CSR TECH (Gopy, Gopify)
Yes. Sustainable development is not only for large corporations. For SMEs, starting with issues that are appropriate to their scale—such as the environment, employees, governance, and responsibility toward the community—can help businesses reduce risks, use resources more efficiently, and improve their ability to adapt to changes in the market. It can also provide a foundation for businesses to better meet the requirements of customers, business partners, and supply chains in the future.
How can a business assess its own level of compliance?
14 August 2026 , by CSR TECH (Gopy, Gopify)
A business can start with a checklist or self-assessment criteria, followed by collecting evidence, identifying areas of non-compliance, and developing corrective action plans. Regular self-assessment helps businesses proactively identify gaps before they become significant risks, while also providing a basis for tracking improvements over time. GOPY's approach includes transparent assessment tools and self-assessment as a foundation for sustainable compliance monitoring.
What topics should a business survey its employees about?
14 August 2026 , by CSR TECH (Gopy, Gopify)
Businesses can conduct surveys on employee satisfaction, working conditions, labor relations, training needs, employee rights and benefits, mental well-being, harassment, discrimination, and other issues that employees are concerned about. Regular surveys enable businesses not only to “listen” to employees but also to obtain data to identify trends, determine priority issues, and evaluate the effectiveness of improvement initiatives. Digital surveys also make it easier to deploy surveys quickly, collect structured data, and support analysis and visual reporting.
What is ESG, and where should a business start?
14 August 2026 , by CSR TECH (Gopy, Gopify)
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It is an approach that helps businesses identify and manage factors that affect their long-term development. Businesses do not need to implement everything at once. They can start by assessing their current situation, identifying the issues with the greatest impact, and setting improvement objectives that are appropriate to their circumstances. A step-by-step approach helps businesses turn ESG from a general concept into specific and measurable actions.