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GRI G3 – serving the next generation?
The third-generation Global Reporting Initiative guidelines help businesses both understand and report on their impacts on society. But, argues Chris Perceval of Earthwatch, there's still a lot of work to be done.
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Reporting News Round-Up
(Issue 94)
A round-up for the latest reports from companies around the world.
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Reporting round-up (Issue
93)
Briefing takes a look at the latest reports, and what companies in different fields are focusing on when they present their approach to corporate social responsibility.
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What next for CR
reporting?
In the wake of Vodafone's success in the ACCA reporting awards, Charlotte Grezo argues that good, creative reports are a real chance to communicate the impact of CR.
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Reporting advice
We offer some sage advice to CSR managers, many of whom will be in the midst of the annual reporting production trauma.
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Reporting news round-up
(issue 91)
Accounting for Sustainability is launched by HM Prince of Wales and SustainAbility finds that thorough CSR reports are rare. The Materiality Report also urges companies to identify social and environmental risks linked to their performance.
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Reporting news round-up -
issue 90
BT leads the way in a recent global reporting survey; the Companies Bill will mean need for improvement in data collection; and the KPMG Report suggests mandatory regulation improves reporting.
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New bill changes face of
CSR reporting
The government's revision of the Companies Bill will increase directors' reponsibility for social issues, much to the disapproval of business groups.
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Global accountability
needs to improve
Organisations have to become more transparent and need to improve their response to complaints if they wish to build trust in the communities in which they operate. This was the conclusion of the Global Accountability Report 2006, which was launched by the One World Trust on December 4.
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Whither reporting?
Figuring out how to be both creative and meet the demand for standardisation is likely to be the focus of the next CSR 'reporting season'.
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