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| | | ... relative to 2015 in corporate citizenship and philanthropy, but were leas improved on labour practice indicators and human rights. "The criteria 'Labour Practice Indicators and Human Rights' deteriorated the most due to newly introduced questions focusing ... |
| | | | Human rights are a growing concern amongst global investors. As investing becomes more transparent, owning companies that breach global conventions on human rights carries greater reputational risk, which can potentially have a material impact on company ... |
| | | | ... development work and its alignment with economic diplomacy, Cope noted. "Our companies have made core commitments to human rights and labour rights and environment and anti-corruption issues," Cope said. "If companies are to be engaged in aid development ... |
| | | | The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) will collaborate to promote sustainability reporting in a partnership announced at the 5 th GRI Global Conference. GRI and DIHR's collaboration comes as part of global ... |
| | | | ... out that there is a need to engage with members to connect members' concerns with megatrends like climate change, human rights and corporate diversity to actions their funds may be taking. Blicavs said that LGS holds around AU$60 million in BHP Billiton ... |
| | | | The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark (CHRB) has launched its methodology and will rank the human rights performance of the top 100 companies globally in a pilot benchmark. The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark will focus on the largest companies in the ... |
| | | | ... from annual reports to "sustainability data exchange", while focusing on major challenges like climate change and human rights. All of this will be coupled with a new role for stakeholders, who will be empowered by almost real-time interactions with ... |
| | | | ... developed countries invest millions in sustainable development activities in emerging markets to address poverty, human rights and climate change," de Ocampo said. "The sustainability reporting process is used around the world to address challenges that ... |
| | | | ... customers need." This means that as the value chain gets more complex, the sector must manage issues like food safety, human rights concerns such as worker exploitation as well as environmental issues like land use and water management. This impacts ... |
| | | | ... Protection Agency license, is that a signal that there is a deficiency in other areas?" Similarly, there are potential human rights risks in the supply chain relating to worker exploitation. The report cites examples in the Thai fishing industry as a ... |
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