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  The development dimensions of the UN Global Compact

  Regional and International Networking Group, 2003

  Aiming to get a better understanding of the relationship between business and development, the paper assesses the Global Compact and its contribution to sustainable development.The paper points out that even though the Compact does have a positive impact on development, it does not explicitly refer to key development concerns such as equity or poverty reduction, or to the imperative of building
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  Strategic challenges for business in the use of corporate responsibility codes, standards, and frameworks

  AccountAbility, 2004

  This document provides companies with a practical and easily accessible information tool on a few selected key codes, standards and frameworks relevant to the corporate social responsibility and sustainability agenda.
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  Risk & Opportunity: best practice in non-financial reporting

  SustainAbility, 2004

  This study is SustainAbility and UNEP’s sixth international review of corporate environmental and sustainability reports, which has been undertaken in partnership with Standard & Poor’s.
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  The Global Compact as a new organisational form: a global action network

  Global Action Network Net, 2004

  This book chapter assesses the Global Compact against the frameworks of a Global Action Network (GAN).
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  Responsibilities of transnational corporations and related business enterprises with regard to human rights

  Christian Aid, 2004

  As the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) prepares its report to the UN High Commission on Human Rights (UNHCHR) in March 2005, a number of stakeholders have been given the opportunity to comment on questions of corporate social responsibility for human rights.
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  Investors’ framework on risks and opportunities for food processors and retailers operating in the developing world

  UK Social Investment Forum, 2004

  In the context of a global industrialised food supply chain, this paper examines how impacts upon people in the developing world can be improved.
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  Linking corporate social responsibility, good governance and corporate accountability through dialogue

  International Institute for Environment and Development, 2004

  This paper examines the possibility of developing an international institutional arrangement for the CSR agenda.
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  Towards transparency: progress on global sustainability reporting 2004

  CorporateRegister.com, 2004

  Sustainability reporting has emerged over the past decade as a response to a demand for greater transparency regarding business impacts on sustainable development. This report maps the progress on sustainability reporting globally, and by region.
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  Flags of inconvenience?: the Global Compact and the future of the United Nations

  Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University, UK, 2004

  The Global Compact, established in 2000 in order to internalise a set of principles in global business, has attracted much criticism related to its role, effects, and accountability.
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  The Global Compact: origins, operations, progress, challenges

  Journal of Corporate Citizenship, 2003

  This paper gives a brief overview of the origins, scope, achievements and future challenges of the Global Compact.

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