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Wilderness wins award for best sustainability report

24 Oct 2011

Wilderness, the conservation organisation, has won the award for Best Sustainability Report by a Newcomer at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) South Africa awards ceremony recently held in Johannesburg. ACCA is a global body that oversees professional accountants and has a record for transparency and accountability of sustainability issues.

Andy Payne, chief executive, Wilderness

The aims of the awards for sustainability reporting are to give recognition to those organisations that report and disclose environmental, social or full sustainability information, to encourage the uptake of environmental, social and sustainability reporting and lastly to raise awareness of corporate transparency issues.

Chief executive Andy Payne said that the company had achieved this by reporting in terms of the 4Cs, a sustainability platform that the group has adopted from the Zeitz Foundation. The 4Cs concept suggests that no organisation will be truly sustainable unless it addresses the four dimensions of conservation, community, culture and commerce.