인천국제공항의 ESG 경영사례 분석: 환경요소를 중심으로

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) management is based on the philosophy that sustainable development can be achieved by considering eco-friendly, socially responsible management and improved governance in corporate activities. As interest in ESG expands worldwide, the Korean government and companies are making efforts to adopt this trend, but unlike other countries, domestic companies have recognized the importance of ESG relatively late, and many are still unprepared to accept the concept. From 2005 to the present, Incheon International Airport has promoted continuous change and innovation by developing the concept of sustainable management in three areas: social responsibility (CSR), shared value creation (CSV), and ESG management. However, airport noise management is not currently considered a priority ESG management activity. On the other hand, at Schiphol Airport, noise reduction is recognized as essential from an environmental perspective, and various measures are being taken to deal with noise problems caused by air traffic. However, although the management of Incheon International Airport recognizes that airport noise reduction is a major environmental and social element of ESG management, additional efforts are required to manage it appropriately.