Triple Bottom Line

Three dotted circles overlapping, named Economic, Social and Environment, each holding small drawings such as a growth arrow, fair trade figures, land use and a waste bin.
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Triple Bottom Line is credited with starting mainstream conversation about combining economic, environmental and social goals, though the book also criticizes it as often co-opted or diluted into simplistic accounting.
Credited with starting a mainstream conversation about integrating economic prosperity with environmental protection and social equity, and criticised in the same sentence as frustratingly co-opted or diluted into simplistic accounting.

In the Framework

  • Economics

In the book

  • Chapter 9, section 094 · Expanding the Vision for a Just and Flourishing World
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