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Waste Concern - Turning a Problem into a Resource
The purpose of the case study is to allow students to get a good
understanding of the nature of social entrepreneurship as it supports
an in-depth discussion on an inclusive (or what some authors might call
a “blended”) approach towards value creation that combines social,
economic and environmental elements.
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Framework for the Future: Understanding and Managing Corporate Citizenship from a Business Perspective
This paper looks at how corporate
citizenship can be understood and managed from
a business perspective. It provides a framework
for approaching this challenge in today’s complex
operating environment, an environment that
simultaneously poses new risks and creates
opportunities for business.
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Communicating Corporate Responsibility
This
guide provides the ‘golden rules’ to empower communication and
corporate responsibility experts, as well as delving into further detail
on the use of language, the critical link with corporate values,
engaging with digital communications.
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Retail: A Sustainability Benchmark
This article is one in a series by Five Winds International about the retail sector’s strategies to improve its sustainability performance and that of its suppliers.
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Responsible Business in Poland 2009. Good Practices
Report is a summary of the
activities undertaken by companies, institutions and non-governmental organizations
in the domain of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development.
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Corporate Responsibility & Anti-Corruption: the Missing Link?
These initiatives represent genuine attempts by companies working with stakeholders to address the great environmental, social and ethical challenges of our times.
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The Inclusive Business Challenge
Easy-to-use presentation and simulation tool to help companies and
stakeholders identify and implement models that profitably engage
low-income populations across companies' value chains and develop
affordable products and services that meet the needs of low-income
populations.
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Sustainability Reporting and Greenhouse Gas Management—Sensing Market Trends and Evolution in U.S. Manufacturing
Despite economic conditions over the past year and the failure of the Climate Accord, drawn up as an
outcome of the Copenhagen COP-15 meeting, to reduce uncertainty at the international level, the
manufacturing industry continues to internalize carbon as a compliance focus and a cost of doing business.
Sustainability is also increasing in significance across the manufacturing community in response to multiple
stakeholders and regulators.
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Translating Environmental, Social and Governance Factors into Sustainable Business Value
Do companies and investors agree on which sustainability factors are
material ? Why do these issues remain outside most dialogues between
company managers and mainstream asset managers? Are investors asking the
right questions?
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Sustainability by Design: A Subversive Strategy for Transforming Our Consumer Culture
The book is founded upon this new definition: sustainability as the possibility that humans and other life will flourish on the Earth forever.
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The first book to provide comparable
national profiles
that describe the evolution and practice of CSR for 58 countries
and 5 global regions.
CSR Europe's Toolbox includes information, ideas and advice designed to
help companies and their stakeholders address socio-economic and
environmental challenges and integrate corporate social responsibility
(CSR) into mainstream business practice.
This study provides platform to understand CEO views on the progress, challenges and implications of the journey toward a new era of sustainability.