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- The Truth About CSR - Harvard Business Review
Developing an interdisciplinary CSR strategy The range of purposes underlying initiatives in different theaters and the variation in how those initiatives are managed pose major barriers for many
- Your CSR Strategy Needs to Be Goal Driven, Achievable, and Authentic
The author outlines six tips for companies to develop this kind of CSR strategy: Get buy-in from executives, determine material issues, align goals to company values and culture, establish a goal
- Creating a Corporate Social Responsibility Program with Real Impact
Exploring the critical role of experimentation in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), research on four multinational companies reveals a stark difference in CSR effectiveness Successful
- Corporate social responsibility - HBR - Harvard Business Review
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- Research: Consumers’ Sustainability Demands Are Rising
Three factors are driving us toward a major shift in consumption patterns where consumers will consider sustainability as a baseline requirement for purchase: 1) Trust drives behavior and
- Companies Are Scaling Back Sustainability Pledges. Here’s What They . . .
In the past 18 months, many companies have significantly retreated from their sustainability commitments High-profile examples include Tractor Supply Co , which eliminated jobs focused on
- Designing Your Company’s Sustainability Report - Harvard Business Review
Some companies report only their greenhouse gas emissions, while others publish glossy reports about their CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiatives or use their ESG (environment, social
- A More Sustainable Supply Chain - Harvard Business Review
Companies tend to focus on their top-tier suppliers, but the real risks come lower down by Verónica H Villena and Dennis A Gioia In recent years a rising number of multinational corporations
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