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Making corporate social responsibility effective
Corporate Social Responsibility and Governance
Corporate governance reform efforts of the past decade have bumped into decade-old efforts to mainstream social and environment responsibility of corporations and a growing awareness that firms’ off balance sheet environmental and social impacts can have tangible financial consequences. This encounter has fueled a debate regarding the degree and nature of convergence between corporate governance and corporate social responsibility.

The publication 'Corporate Social Responsibility, Accountab more...
August 30, 2008
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Brief 12 from REPOA examines citizens’ perceptions of local taxation, investigating why residents do or do not pay local taxes, and their perceptions of misuse of tax revenue. Respondents’ opinions are given on: - why people pay local taxes; - their perception of the provision of public services which are financed by tax revenue collection; perceptions of misuse of tax revenues, and reporting corruption within local taxation systems.

The brief is based on the findings from two surveys co more...

Added by  S Tiscenko  September 6, 2008

Newsline on corruption in Australia and New Zealand.

Added by  Boris Demidov  September 5, 2008

'This publication presents the findings of the Initiative’s 2005-2006 thematic review on curbing corruption in public procurement. It highlights trends, approaches and achievements across 25 jurisdictions in Asia and the Pacific in a comparative overview that also presents a framework to guide policy development. It also contains reports on individual jurisdictions that provide details on existing policies in national contexts and on key elements of legal and institutional frameworks.'

Added by  Imran Uddin  September 4, 2008

'Doing Business (DB), an annual World Bank-IFC publication launched in 2004, is one of the Bank Group's flagship knowledge products. It
measures the burden of selected business regulations in 178 countries and ranks the countries on 10 dimensions. The program's stated objective is to advance the World Bank Group's private sector development agenda in four ways: motivate reforms through country benchmarking; inform the design of reforms; enrich international initiatives on development effectiven more...

Added by  Najmee Chowdhury  September 4, 2008

This FAO legislative study analyses the normative content of the right to adequate food in emergency situations, examining the provisions of human rights law as well as those of other relevant branches of international law, including international humanitarian law, refugee law, criminal law, economic law and environmental law. The study uses the analytical framework classifying the obligations relating to the right to adequate food in obligation to respect, obligation to protect and obligation t more...

Added by  Moushumi Biswas  September 3, 2008

This document on crime and corruption in 2008 has been compiled by Human Rights Documentation, Indian Social Institute, Lodi Road, New Delhi

Added by  Shambhu Ghatak  September 3, 2008

'The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) in India has begun to share with citizens a large amount of information related to corruption. The CVC website has published the names of officers from the elite administrative and revenue services against whom investigations have been ordered or penalties imposed for corruption. Newsweek magazine carried an article about this effort, calling it E-shame.'

Added by  Najmee Chowdhury  September 3, 2008

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