sustainability

It’s time for Shareholder ‘Activism’

by: Catherine Howarth Big business has rarely faced such intense scrutiny, not just from politicians, regulatory bodies and the media, but from individuals across Britain, still feeling the pinch from the financial crisis. Calls for corporations to ‘play fair’ grow increasingly loud. ShareAction, which co-ordinates citizens and civil society organisations to push for action via …

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How Social enterprises & NGOs need to join at the hip for Impact

India is the first country to have corporate social responsibility (CSR ) legislation, mandating that companies give 2% of their net profits to charitable causes. Innovative?  Perhaps on a policy level.  But some small-medium size enterprises within India have already embedded social impact into their company ethos. In 2008, Bill Gates spoke at the World Economic Forum about …

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Is your Business on the cutting edge of CSR?

by: Rebecca Regan-Sachs Many companies, particularly in developing countries, conduct CSR/community investment projects in similar ways: they identify a social cause, try to find (usually international) NGO partners for implementation and establish a team to manage their participation in the program. But the old way of implementing these programs is changing, with trends pointing to …

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Why sustainability leaders don’t impress Wall Street

  It’s a question for the ages — or, at least, the age of sustainability: If sustainable business practices create profits and shareholder value, why aren’t mainstream investors paying attention? Some new research by McKinsey & Company has uncovered part of the answer. The short version: Investors don’t have the data they need, or understand …

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Dear CEO, ditch “Sustainability” surveys, move to neurosciences

by : Dara O’Rourke A new set of tools and technologies has emerged over the last several years to measure the behaviours of consumers. These tools, if used responsibly, transparently, and without violating people’s privacy, hold important potential for better understanding consumer behavior with respect to sustainability. New research is showing the neuroscience of consumer …

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