Keyword: standards
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Credible climate protection is science-based!
Stefan Ropac, Program Manager Climate & Economy and Head of the WWF Climate Group, on ambitious corporate climate protection.
Corporate due diligence
A closer look at the supply chain
Only every third company in the EU currently carefully checks its global suppliers with a view to decent working conditions and compliance with environmental standards. However, human rights and environmental due diligence are not only coming to the fore on the political agenda, but also in companies.
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Designing supply chains sustainably - an opportunity for the brave
Christoph Soukop sees the stricter human rights regulations as an opportunity for companies to make their business models fit for the future.
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Cooperation instead of confrontation
Philipp Aerni, head of the Center for Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at the University of Zurich, calls for more dialogue between activists and companies.
news flash
The best biotopes
Canada, Australia and France are the three countries that currently offer social entrepreneurs the best framework. This is the result of a Thomson Reuters survey ...
Who moves Austria
International standing in the field of sustainability
Austrian companies are also successfully involved in the global sustainability parket. For example, OMV recently entered the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the second time ...
development actors
The fight for better work
The International Labor Organization (ILO) has been advocating humane working conditions worldwide for a hundred years. Today it has long been more than just a standard-setting organization.
Interview
The human being in focus
The historian Daniel Maul continues to see a great role for the International Labor Organization.
Who moves Austria
Progress at Alpla
The Vorarlberg packaging specialist Alpla has presented its third Sustainability Report. Alpla has been able to reduce its energy consumption by 6,6 over the past three years.
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Acceptance for the OECD Guidelines
With the 2011 revised OECD Guidelines, we have a unique, internationally recognized standard for responsible business practices that works with the National Contact Points through a ...