
DNV can assist businesses in identifying, assessing, and mitigate risks and increase your ability to meet your objectives.
A sound corporate responsibility approach helps you by improving your management of your business’ environmental, social and economic impacts.
Key financial services issues include operational governance, cost management and efficiency, and risk management. Relating to these issues, and featuring regularly in CIO’s top ten concerns are Compliance, Security, Managing Change and Business/IT alignment. DNV is working with many organisations to help them tackle these very same objectives. We are acting in the capacity of consultant, assessor/appraiser, project manager, architect, knowledge steward, coach and trainer to assist our clients.
ITC is recognised as one of the most successful private sector companies in India. It is also a caring company which is instrumental in creating and sustaining the livelihoods of nearly five million people in India.
Danisco is setting an example to other companies. For the sixth consecutive year, it has reported on its performance in the sustainability area. Benefits for the environment, consumer health and company image have been achieved.
Drydocks World Dubai is the new name for Dubai Drydocks, the largest single repair complex in the Middle East. It is one of the thriving business units of Drydocks World, which is currently expanding its facilities both regionally and internationally.

HSBC, one of the world’s largest financial institutions, is setting the standard in terms of how banks demonstrate that project financing is done in a sustainable fashion.

Can businesses influence global development and help alleviate world poverty? Björn Stigson, President of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) is intentionally blunt in his assessment of the situation: "Businesses can make a difference, but it requires support from governments who play a critical part in creating the framework conditions in which business serves society."
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Maritime Training Schedule for 2012 available