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The Leading Edge of Sustainability
New Spheres, New Mindsets, New Models
We kicked off our 2010 Engaging Stakeholders members workshops with a discussion on sustainability leadership. Here are highlights of the themes that emerged.
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Sustainable Brands 2010: “The Power of AND”
Recap and reflections after SustainAbility's fourth year at Sustainable Brands
Patrin Watanatada sums up the SB10 with the observation that the sustainability efforts most likely to succeed are those that are both robust and data-driven on the one hand, and joyful, surprising, delightful and principles-driven on the other.
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Let's Be Unreasonable About This (The Guardian)
John Elkington writes in The Guardian on the role of social entrepreneurs.
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Radar: The Diversity Issue
The Lifeblood of Ecosystems, Cultures, Economies, Communities and Businesses
This issue takes a closer look at the subject of diversity – what is meant by it, and how companies are tackling it in their operations and value chains.
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Issue Brief: India
Ancient civilisation, largest democracy
Whether companies consider India a source of well trained but affordable labour or look upon it as a market, one thing is clear – no company can afford to ignore it.
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Radar: The Leadership Issue
What Is Leadership?
Reflections on the leadership agenda, the characteristics of successful leadership, how leadership is expressed, who is leading, who is following and why.
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Radar: The Work Issue
Work... Is it an order? An invitation? An opportunity even?
In this issue of _Radar_ we explore the boundaries of work, the role technology is playing in blurring where, and when, we work and the changing role trade unions, not least with their growing involvement in the corporate responsibility agenda.
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Issue Brief: HIV/AIDS
What can business do?
40 million people are estimated to be infected with HIV/AIDS. Companies impacted by HIV/AIDS are starting to take action, but many still need to define best practice and better understand the business case.
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Issue Brief: Human Rights
What role for business?
Business has been in the spotlight for its human rights record for many years. The scale and significance of business impact on this agenda, and questions about how it should be managed or regulated and by whom, are increasingly coming to the fore.
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Issue Brief: Offshoring
Neither here nor there
As a steady stream of companies announces new offshore ventures amid the anger and concerns of unions, employees, communities and consumers, the question is: can offshoring be compatible with corporate responsibility?
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Issue Brief: Water
Every drop counts
Water has become a defining sustainable development issue uniting a range of NGOs and activists - and cutting across interests from the environment to human rights, women’s rights and anti-globalization.
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Good Migrations?
BT, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Geography of Jobs
This report commissioned by BT seeks to answer whether offshoring and corporate social responsibility can happily co-exist and whether its ethical for companies to send service positions to low-cost countries.
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Radar: The HIV/AIDS Issue
Whose Catastrophe?
In this edition of Radar we explore the business side of the HIV/AIDS tragedy, focusing on new scenarios, social enterprise responses, outsourcing, access to medicines and the potential of ‘open source’ thinking.
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Buried Treasure
Uncovering the business case for corporate sustainability
Buried treasure maps the impact of corporate sustainable development performance on business success, and tries to uncover if and how it enhances business value.
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The Social Reporting Report
An Introduction to the Field of Corporate Social Reporting
This short publication gives an introduction to the field of corporate social reporting, especially for first time or would-be reporters. It aims to link the growing demands for social accountability with the wider sustainable development debate.
