Headquartered in Ireland, Veon Ltd has over 30 years’ experience in assessing, acquiring and managing significant forest portfolios for our corporate and private clients.
Veon Ecology is a leading ecology consultancy and promotes best practice in ecological assessment, planning and management to a diverse range of clients.
Our international consulting division is currently engaged in sourcing, delivering and managing CSR projects on behalf of our international clients in sub Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.
Veon has developed a range of CSR initiatives to suit SMEs and Corporates to ensure that every organisation in Ireland, large or small, can play its part in mitigating the effects Climate Change and the Biodiversity Crisis.
As CSR has grown to play a significant role in customer retention and acquisition, companies are waking up to the realisation that unless they demonstrate their willingness to engage in a meaningful way with the new societal desires of their customers, then their brand will suffer along with their market position and ultimate profitability.
Consumers now pay close attention to brands’ moral values and social initiatives and it is crucial that a company’s commitment to CSR is efficiently incorporated into their marketing strategy and consistent with their brand identity and values. Consumers also have an increasing expectation that their purchases are sourced from sustainable and environmentally responsible supply chains.
Attracting and retaining key staff has also become an increasingly important factor in adopting CSR into a company’s vision of itself and its products and services. As workforces are now more educated about the environment and more mobile, they expect their employers to demonstrate a responsible attitude to corporate behaviour.
Veon specialises in CSR Project:
• Identification
• Implementation
• Management
• Measurement and Reporting
Veon is Ireland’s largest forest management consultancy and ecology company with over thirty years of experience in providing forest and ecology solutions to a wide range of landowners and companies in Ireland and overseas.
Trees are often seen as a constraint in the planning and development process. They can be perceived as something to be surveyed after a design has already been prepared, or as an issue to be dealt with only when a planning authority requests further information.
Veon is pleased to announce that Mr. Daniel Comiskey, a Forestry student at South Eastern Technological University, has been awarded
