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Green digital contract

What is the purpose of a contract?

A contract offers a variety of benefits when it comes to meeting climate goals. They’re quick, personal, and are legally enforceable using the same methods as any other contractual duty. They’re also a great spot to define what you’ll need to achieve your objectives.

When you enter anything into a document, it is examined, double-checked, and priced. Many organizations have set lofty climate promises but are having difficulty putting them into action.

Making something a contractual responsibility encourages individuals to figure out how to make it happen since they will be held legally responsible if it doesn’t.

Because climate affects every aspect of human existence, including business operations, every contract contains a climate element, even if it is not immediately apparent.

Consider what would happen if every procedure, legal document, and contract that dealt with money and profit also included carbon reduction and climate change. The result would be a significant shift in our approach to climate change.

What’s next now that we’ve set climate goals?

After a company has defined climate goals, the next stage is to put them into action. It’s also the most difficult phase, as it necessitates a complete rethinking of goals and methods.

After you’ve got a sense of the overall picture, you can figure out how much carbon you need to eliminate and where the largest impact will be on your company. Our clauses and papers can assist you at various phases of your journey:

Griff’s condition
This is a series of board minutes that are in use to evaluate key transactions. The numerous internal governance mechanisms for authorizing significant agreements is recognizable to most in-house attorneys. They normally include a specific board and a number of risk-related documents. Before approving a big transaction, this sample board report requires you to evaluate the climate effect and carbon emissions.

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