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Part 9 – Final Assessment

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Step 1 of 2

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Avoiding construction in sensitive natural areas is not necessary as part of
biodiversity work.(Required)


Every ski resort employee can promote sustainability by reporting faulty
equipment and energy leaks.(Required)


Sustainability work weakens a company’s competitive advantage.(Required)


Proactive sustainability work makes it easier to adapt to changing legislation.(Required)


Addressing customer littering is not one of the ways in which an employee can
promote sustainability,(Required)


STF stands for Sustainable Travel Finland.(Required)


The sustainability tools and training provided by the Finnish Ski Area Association
to its member ski resorts can be found at ski.emmi.fi.(Required)


ESG is a framework for managing sustainability.(Required)


Sustainability work can improve cost-efficiency.(Required)


Emissions from the use of fuels are not included in Scope 1 emissions.(Required)


The Finnish Ski Area Association has set a target for a sustainability programme
to be in place across 90 % of the industry.(Required)


EcoCompass is the most common sustainability certification used by ski resorts.(Required)


Preventing the generation and harmfulness of waste is the first priority in the
waste hierarchy.(Required)


Biodiversity work includes, among other things, mapping valuable habitats and
protected species within the operating area.(Required)


Taking care of occupational safety is part of a ski resort employee’s sustainability
responsibilities.(Required)


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