Results for Strategy
Carbon in the City
February 28, 2007 If business follows the methods for slowing climate change that are commonly hyped in the media then there is a real danger of putting the cart before the horse, argues KPMG's Mike Kelly. Read more >
Show me the economics
January 30, 2007 Tesco and Marks & Spencer are driving the sustainability agenda, setting unprecedented responsible business standards with budgets of £500m and £200m. But what are the economics of such sustainability drives? Read more >
For the public good
January 30, 2007 Kurt Hoffman of the Shell Foundation introduces the January/February edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, arguing that multinational companies can benefit society by utilising their knowledge and core skills. Read more >
Delivering effective stakeholder engagement
January 16, 2007 Charlotte Grezo,Vodafone's CSR director, argues that companies must establish mechanisms to listen and understand stakeholders’ concerns. Read more >
Human rights news round-up – issue 90
December 04, 2006 Calls for human rights impact assessments to be used as a standard tool, and the UN Global Compact removes companies from participation after they fail to submit communication. Read more >
Healthcare news round-up – issue 90
December 04, 2006 Companies such as Roche, Merck and many others, are helping to tackle the issue of HIV/AIDS around the world. Meanwhile, Procter & Gamble donate money to safe drinking water project. Read more >
CSR initiatives for the autumn
October 06, 2006 CSR practitioner Mike Kelly runs us through some of the new initiatives KPMG is taking, aiming to link these in with national days, such as National Giving Week and European Mobility Week. Read more >
Taking responsibility for human rights
September 27, 2006 Companies leave themselves exposed to enormous risk if they assume that governments should bear the entire burden of managing human rights issues. Briefing reviews some of the dilemmas facing managers today. Read more >
Don’t underestimate human rights
September 26, 2006 Luke Wilde of TwentyFifty argues that the challenges posed by the 21st century mean businesses will have to develop a deeper and more holistic understanding of human rights. Read more >