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Accounting for good: the global stakeholder report 2005
Pleon, 2005This report finds that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports consistently fail to meet with the expectations of stakeholders. Despite a slight increase in overall satisfaction, the results suggest significant client groups do not view CSR reporting as credible.DocumentTowards responsible lobbying: leadership and public policy
AccountAbility, 2005This report sheds light on the way in which organisations, in particular business, influence the goals of sustainable development through their lobbying processes, and how governments in turn influence the lobbying ‘supply chain’.DocumentExtracting transparency: the need for an International Financial Reporting Standard for the Extractive Industries
Publish What You Pay, 2005In the light of an emerging International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) for the extractive industries - which could give a significant boost to global efforts to better account for revenues from the extractive industries - this report argues that such standards should require upstream extractive industry operators to disclose revenue payments on a country-by-country basis.Country-by-countDocumentHuman security, corporate accountability and the regulation of trade and investment
Canadian Consortium on Human Security, 2004This paper explores the current disconnection between trade and investment, on the one hand, and human rights on the other, both at the international and domestic level.DocumentInternational instruments for promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik / German Development Institute (GDI), 2005This brief provides an overview of international instruments for addressing CSR.DocumentRethinking business regulation: from self-regulation to social control
United Nations [UN] Research Institute for Social Development, 2005This paper examines contemporary aspects of business regulation associated with corporate social responsibility (CSR) with a view to understanding its considerable influence in business, civil society, governmental and multilateral circles.DocumentThe role of NGO self-regulation in increasing stakeholder accountability
One World Trust, 2005This paper examines the use of voluntary codes of conduct and certification schemes as a way of strengthening NGO accountability.DocumentCorporate codes of conduct in Denmark: an examination of their CSR content
Human Rights and Business Project, 2005This study analyses the content of Danish corporate codes of conduct.DocumentInfluencing power: reviewing the conduct and content of corporate lobbying
SustainAbility, 2005This report examines how some of the world’s largest companies report on their lobbying activities.
