How to Read a Corporate Social Responsibility Report: A user’s guide

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How to Read a Corporate Social Responsibility Report: A user’s guide (Research Report)
Author(s): Steve Lydenberg and David Wood		Staff Rating: No Rating Read Reviews
Whatever name they go by, corporate social responsibility reports seek to serve one essential purpose: they portray the relationship between a corporation and society. They seek to improve communications between the corporate world and the broader society within which companies report. This guide is intended to help those approaching CSR reporting for the first time, as well as those looking to deepen their understanding of what makes for a thorough CSR report. It will help readers, whatever their interests or experience, to identify quickly and easily the most valuable parts of these reports. Its focus is on CSR reporting as practiced by North American companies, but it is applicable to CSR reporting more generally as well. While this publication is a great resource on how to read a CSR report, it may be just as valuable for those looking for advice on how to write a CSR report. This is a free publication, but you must be logged in as a subscriber or member to view it. Click on the Availability link below to view this document.
Published: January 26, 2010		Availability: pdf

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