ISO 14001

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1. Integration of Circular Economy Principles: The concept of circular economy, which promotes minimizing waste and maximizing resource efficiency, is gaining traction globally.

2. Enhanced Focus on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: Climate change is a pressing global issue, and organizations need to take proactive measures to mitigate their greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to changing climatic conditions.

3. Expansion of Scope to Include Biodiversity Conservation: Biodiversity loss is a critical environmental issue that has significant implications for ecosystem services and human well-being.

4. Emphasis on Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Incorporating requirements related to sustainable supply chain management, such as responsible sourcing, supplier engagement, and traceability.

5. Enhanced Reporting and Transparency Requirements: Stakeholders, including customers, investors, and communities, are increasingly interested in the environmental performance of organizations.