Drag and drop into correct places. 1. The akes into account the economic, environmental and social value added and destroyed as a result of business activities. states business should facilitate in sustainable environment and social change which are problems perceived to have arisen from the commercial activities of business. 3. To be a business has to be profitable or, in the case of not-for-profit organisations, financially self -sustaining. includes the amount of energy consumed, its origin, (electricity, gas, diesel, fuel), raw materials usage, greenhouse gas emissions, effluent and waste, as well as land use and the management of natural habitats and ecosystems impacted by business. 5. occurs when a business spends considerable time and money emphasising its green credentials through marketing and advertising, when in fact it does not actually implement business practices that reduce environmental impacts. performance addresses interactions between business and the community. PTS: 1 DIF: Moderate TOP: Social can be part of a business' annual report, a stand-alone sustainability report, such as a triple bottom line report or an environmental or social impact report. 8. The framework is intended to serve as a generally accepted framework for reporting on an organisation's economic, environment and social performance. greenwashing sustainable triple bottom line sustainability reporting environmental performance Global Reporting Initiative corporate social responsibility social