People

The social dimension encompasses responsible behaviour towards other people and aims to prevent conflicts and social tensions through sustainable action. The following goals take centre stage:

• Satisfy basic needs (drinking, eating, sleeping, safety)
• Justice, equal opportunities and solidarity
• Gender equality
• Free medical care
• Right to education
• Creating jobs with fair conditions
• Financial security for elderly and sick people (pensions)

Environment

The environment area covers ecology and therefore all objectives relating to the environment and climate. These include:

• Reducing greenhouse gasses
• developing renewable energies
• saving electricity
• conserving resources
• Minimizing the use of finite resources
• Protect species and habitats
• Minimize the use of toxic substances

Economy

The aspect of profit, or economy, concerns the economy of a country, i.e. the state, companies, but also households or individuals. There is a close connection between economy and ecology, as companies utilize natural resources and therefore consciously intervene in the environment.

The ecological dimension includes the following objectives:

• Using renewable raw materials sparingly.
• Long-term existence of the economy instead of short-term growth and maximum profit.
• Reduce energy consumption to a minimum.
• Increase sales and growth of the company not at the expense of the environment and employees, but at the same time healthy sales stability in order to be able to afford to act sustainably.