sidosryhmävastuullisuus

Sidosryhmävastuullisuus, known in English as stakeholder responsibility or stakeholder accountability, refers to the ethical and practical obligation of an organization to consider and engage with the interests and concerns of all parties who are affected by its operations or have an influence on it. These stakeholders extend beyond just shareholders (owners) and typically include employees, customers, suppliers, the local community, government bodies, and even the environment.

The concept suggests that an organization's success and sustainability are not solely measured by financial profit, but also by its ability to create value for all its stakeholders. This involves understanding their diverse needs, expectations, and potential impacts, and integrating these considerations into strategic decision-making and day-to-day business practices.

Implementing sidosryhmävastuullisuus often involves transparent communication, dialogue, and collaboration with stakeholders. It can lead to improved reputation, stronger relationships, reduced risks, and ultimately, more resilient and responsible business operations. It is a key component of broader corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable business practices, emphasizing a holistic approach to organizational management.