Employee engagement in environmental initiatives a case study of itc limited

Abstract

As organizations across the globe face increasing pressure to adopt sustainable business practices, employee engagement in environmental initiatives has emerged as a critical factor in determining the success of corporate sustainability programs. This research paper explores the nature, drivers, and outcomes of employee engagement in environmental initiatives within organizational settings. Drawing on secondary sources from 2019 to 2026, the study examines how organizations motivate employees to actively participate in green programs, and what factors influence their willingness to engage. The findings suggest that leadership commitment, clear communication, incentive structures, and a supportive organizational culture are key enablers of employee participation in environmental efforts. The paper further highlights that engaged employees contribute significantly to reduced carbon footprints, improved resource efficiency, and enhanced corporate reputation. By integrating the concepts of organizational behavior, human resource management, and environmental sustainability, this study provides useful insights for managers and policymakers aiming to build environmentally responsible workplaces.

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