From Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Sustainability
Moving the Agenda Forward in Asia and the Pacific
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Publication
2013 - United Nations, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
35,500 words, Guess
Page Count
142 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivefromcorporatesoc0000unit
- ISBN-109210564774
- ISBN-139789210564779
- ISBN-139789211206715
- ISBN-109211206715
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number1009038956
- OCLC Control Number875240113
- Better World Books9789211206715
- Open LibraryOL38219751M
Classifications
- LCCHD60.5.A78 F76 2013
Description
This publication looks at recent developments in corporate social responsibility (CSR) with particular attention to the growing role of impact investment and the need for greater convergence of global CSR instruments and provides recommendations to policymakers to enhance the adoption of CSR as an integral part of business strategy and operations. Increasingly, companies are adopting sustainable business practices as an integral element of their corporate strategies, going beyond the traditional interpretation of CSR and engage in social or impact investment and/or play active roles in development cooperation, including the provision of disaster relief and humanitarian assistance. Various global CSR instruments and sustainability frameworks, such as the Global Compact, Global Reporting Initiative and ISO 26000, have been in existence for some time and have been increasingly adopted by many companies, usually the bigger transnational corporations (TNCs).
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Topics
Series Statement
- ESCAP Studies in Trade and Investment -- no. 77
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