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| | | ... trade unions and voluntary organisations that targets the "working lives of people across the globe who make or grow consumer goods", have identified supply chains within each category and will develop work programs for each category's supply chain. ... |
| | | | ... moderate growth of the energy-intensive manufacturing and processing sectors." Bree projects that the fastest growing consumer of primary energy will be the mining sector, with average growth of 5.2% a year expected over the projection period. During ... |
| | | | ... Fosters Group at 51.6%, while the top 10 companies scoring an average of 44%. The report found that across industries, consumer staples had the best public disclosures of upstream and downstream supply chains, at 33.5%, with telecommunications and IT ... |
| | | | Institutional investors will demand explanation for discrepancies between companies' nominated environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles and any divergences in practice in the way that they currently question discrepancies in financial matters ... |
| | | | ... 4% of disclosing companies, considered carbon pricing a risk of high impact - these companies were in the Materials, Consumer Discretionary and Energy sectors." This year's report provided insights into how Australian companies are providing disclosure ... |
| | | | ... Fosters Group at 51.6%, while the top 10 companies scoring an average of 44%. The report found that across industries, consumer staples had the best public disclosures of upstream and downstream supply chains, at 33.5%, with telecommunications and IT ... |
| | | | MSCI will provide research and analysis for the Access to Nutrition Index (ATNI) Project, a collaboration between the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), the Wellcome Trust, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The ATNI Project's goal ... |
| | | | ... financials, with 14.1% - up from 10.6% in 2010; healthcare, with 13% female representation, up from 10.1% last year; and consumer discretionary with 12.4% representation, up from 9.7% in 2010. The lowest proportion of women on boards is in materials ... |
| | | | A bigger problem for retailers, though, is the fact that only 13.2% of respondents believe the sustainability and socially responsible messages that electricity providers portray on their website and marketing. Nearly half - 47.8% - reported a neutral ... |
| | | | ... pointed to Rio Tinto, ANZ, Fosters and BHP Billiton as positive examples. In general, miners, the finance sector and consumer staples have the highest demonstration of human rights risk awareness, he said. "Essentially, we are working with companies ... |
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