, New ERA CSR KPI Guidance Framework to help rental companies improve sustainability ‎performance and reporting | ERA, TheCircularEconomy.com

New ERA CSR KPI Guidance Framework to help rental companies improve sustainability ‎performance and reporting | ERA

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, New ERA CSR KPI Guidance Framework to help rental companies improve sustainability ‎performance and reporting | ERA, TheCircularEconomy.com

The European Rental Association (ERA) has today launched the ‘ERA CSR KPI Guidance Framework’, a new tool to help rental companies assess their current approach to sustainability performance reporting and rate how well they perform against an industry framework.

The Guidance Framework provides a practical approach to implementing a sustainability measurement and reporting framework depending on an organisation’s level of maturity, from getting started, with nothing currently in place, to industry best practice.

Read the full article at: erarental.org

, New ERA CSR KPI Guidance Framework to help rental companies improve sustainability ‎performance and reporting | ERA, TheCircularEconomy.com

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