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Global Corporate Citizenship
Putting an organization's commitment to social and environmental responsibility into practice worldwide
Proactive
Build stakeholder partnerships
Discover business opportunities in serving society
Integrated financial and social performance
Bottom of the Pyramid
Develop products and services that meet the needs of the world's poor (4 billion people)
Poverty Premium
pay for creating an opening for companies able to deliver quality products at lower prices
Global Corporate Citizenship Principles
Ethical business behavior
Responsibility to all stakeholders
Community (reciprocal relationship)
Consumers (quality products, fair prices)
Employees (pay labor and pay)
Investors (return on investment)
Suppliers (fair trade)
Environmental commitment
Citizenship Profile
Companies choose a configuration of citizenship activities, "a reinforcing cycle through which global companies create legitimacy, reputation and competitive advantage"
Department of Corporate Citizenship
Centralize practices under common leadership wide-ranging corporate citizenship functions
Consolidation of efforts
Business for Social Responsibility
1992
Global resource for companies trying to sustain corporate success that demonstrates respect for ethical values, people, communities and environment
Canadian Business for Social Responsibility
1995
Change the way Canadian businesses operate
Corporate Social Responsibility Europe
1996
Integrate corporate social responsibility in mainstream European business
Fundacion Empresa y Sociedad
1995
Nonprofit organization directing a network of businesses seeking to inspire and facilitate actions helping to improve social cohesion and business competitiveness simultaneously
Asian Forum on Corporate Social Responsibility
Sponsors conferences to provide CSR practioners in Asia an opportunity to learn, collaborate, and share insight
Stages of Global Corporate Citizenship
Elementary
Engaged - begin to interact with stakeholders
Innovative
Integrated - triple bottom line
Transforming - visionary leaders
Social Performance Audit
Systematic evaluation of an organization's social, ethical and environmental performance
Impact of business on:
1. company's own mission statement or policies
2. behavior of other orgs and social norms taking the form of global standards
Social Equity
Businesses asses the social benefits and costs through their social performance audit
"New Economic Regulations" Law by French Stock Exchange in 2001
Mandated all French companies on French stock exchange assess sustainability impact of their social and environmental performance
Human Resources
Community
Labor Standards
Belgium's Social Label Law
2003
Required corporate annual reporting to include corporate social activities
Six Benefits from Businesses Following Social Audit Standards
What is happening within firm
Understand what stakeholders think about and want from bus
Tell stakeholders what the bus has achieved
Strengthen loyalty and commitment with stakeholders
Enhance orgs decision making from audit
Improve bus overall performance
Global Social Audit Standards
ISO 14001
Global Reporting Initiative
SA 8000
ISEA AA 1000
United Nations Global Compact
ISO 14063
ISO 26000
Balanced Scorecard System
Focused set of key financial and nonfinancial indicators with four quadrants or perspectives:
internal business processes
learning and growth
customer
financial
Balance to cover all aspects of performance
Triple Bottom Line
Refers to figure at end of company's financial statement that summarizes earnings after expenses
Financial, Social and Environmental results in integrated whole
Transparency
Clear public reporting of an organization's performance to various stakeholders and full reporting of not only financial, but also social and environmental data
Uses social auditing, balanced scorecard and triple bottom line reporting