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Corporate Social Responsibility
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How to draft
the social responsibility policy and strategy of the
company?
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How to achieve
competitive edge and assure sustainability through corporate
social responsibility?
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How to monitor the implementation of the
company wide CSR programme to avoid it to become only a
"window dressing" activity
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How to prepare CSR reports according to key reporting
guidelines such as GRI, UN Global Compact
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The importance
of setting up the tone at the top
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How to communicate your CSR policy and strategy
to your stakeholders
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What are the
ethical values of the company?
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How to get
ready for the ISO 26000 that will be put into force in 2008?
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According
to the OECD, corporate responsibility
involves the search for an effective “fit” between businesses
and the societies
in
which they operate.
The
fit, the mutually
dependent relationship,
between the two helps to
foster an atmosphere of
mutual trust and
predictability that
facilitates the conduct of
business and
enhances economic, social and
environmental welfare.
Though
the core element of corporate responsibility
concerns
business activity itself, it
goes far beyond the
function of conducting business.
Hence,
transparency and accountability have
become the ascribing features of corporate responsibility
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