There does not exist a single, unified, and globally recognised pre-defined path, tool or methodology to undertake this journey. This is particularly the case for a group of brands as diverse as those represented in the EOG. As a consequence, we encourage each member (and the outdoor industry as a whole) to establish what is the most suitable sustainability-related approach for each of them individually.
The EOG Sustainability Charter aspires to be a support and guidance for any such decisions.
It is therefore intended only as a guidance and help for the journey towards sustainable development that we encourage our members, and the outdoor industry at large, to undertake.
It is a matter of course that the EOG supports its members in their efforts, through a range of resources and means that are already in place for them to use and fall back upon.
The EOG CSR & Sustainability Charter outlines the EOG’s aspiration and guidance of our everyday work.
We have further defined a number of focus areas and core values, in order to focus the EOG’s resources effectively. These were chosen following a combination of direct EOG member feedback and materiality assessment, and are based on the GRI framework and it's schematic of breaking down ‘sustainability’ into operable topics.
To find out more about The EOG Sustainability Charter or any of our ongoing work in CSR and Sustainability contact the team on responsibility@europeanoutdoorgroup.com
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