While the adoption of corporate social responsibility implies a broad commitment to address objectives other than narrow economic goals, the triple bottom line concept seeks to measure the organisatio [..]

Definition An expanded reporting framework used in corporate accounting, developed in the 1980s to measure a company's commitment to ecological and social responsibilities in addition to financia [..]

Expanding the traditional business-reporting framework to take into account environmental and social performance in addition to financial performance.

A holistic accounting framework with three parts: environmental, social and financial. These three divisions are also called the three Ps: people, planet and profit, or the "three pillars of sustainability".

A financial and real estate calculation made by both the private and public sectors that replaces the traditional monetary benchmark in favor of equally valuing economic, environmental, and social per [..]

An accounting system that considers more than the traditional financial “bottom line”. As well as financial outcomes, a company (or Government’s) performance should be measured against its social and environmental responsibilities.

a form of sustainability accounting going beyond the financial ‘bottom line’ to consider the social and environmental as well as economic consequences of an organisation’s activity; generally included [..]

The simultaneous pursuit of a social enterprise or business to achieve financial, social and environmental returns on investment.

Business activity that results in commercial profit as well as social and environmental benefits.