Categorization of Organizations Based on Their Commitment to Environmental Sustainability<\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\nName<\/td> Characteristics<\/td> Criteria<\/td><\/tr> Wave zero<\/td> Organizations without any type of environmental sustainability-related action or strategy.<\/td> \u2022 No environmental sustainability-related actions reported.<\/td><\/tr> Wave one<\/td> Organizations that present basic activities that serve as a starting point for more advanced strategies, but lack a strategic connection to the organization\u2019s own activity.<\/td> \u2022 One or more low-intensity actions are reported on the website.
\u2022 No connections to sustainability are observed in the organization\u2019s strategies.<\/td><\/tr>Wave two<\/td> Organizations that present some strategies for integrating sustainability into their activity.<\/td> \u2022 One or more low or high-intensity actions are reported on a section of the website dedicated to environmental sustainability.
\u2022 Environmental sustainability is integrated into the organization\u2019s strategies.<\/td><\/tr>Wave three<\/td> Organizations in which environmental sustainability is full integrated into the organization\u2019s strategic planning.<\/td> \u2022 One or more high-intensity actions are reported on a section of the website dedicated to environmental sustainability.
\u2022 Environmental sustainability is fully integrated into the organization, and its goals and strategies in that regard are visible.<\/td><\/tr>Source. <\/em>Information adapted from Hugaerts et al. (2023) and McCullough et al. (2016).<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n\n\n