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Rights for People Rules for Business
European companies impact the lives of people all over the world. While these companies can do good, such as provide jobs, they can also cause substantial harm to people and the environment. Particularly in the global south, companies too often behave unacceptably – from employing children to destroying rainforests.
MVO Platform speaks during hearing in the Lower House
The MVO Platform argues for supplementary legislation in the area of the liability of Dutch parent companies for breaches of internationally recognised standards by subsidiary companies.
Clear guidance on CSR for the global electronics sector
A new publication released today by the GoodElectronics network and the Dutch CSR Platform sets concrete and ambitious recommendations for the electronics sector. 'Reset' offers guidance to companies in addressing human rights and environmental issues in the global electronics supply chain. 'Reset' argues for a more serious involvement of civil society organisations, trade unions in the first place. The publication gives an analytical review of the failing effectiveness of corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts in the global electronics sector. It provides a sample of progressive initiatives and recommended steps for companies to enhance their social and environmental performance.
Final touches to new international CSR guideline
Following five years of development and negotiation, the International Standardization Organisation (ISO) is putting the final touches to a new international guideline on Corporate Social Responsibility. This voluntary guideline, the ISO 26000 on Social Responsibility, will contribute to a worldwide basis for uniform agreements regarding CSR, and is expected to have a major impact on the business community in developing countries. The Dutch CSR Platform is involved in the drafting of the ISO 26000 Guideline through its participation in the Dutch National Standardisation Body (NEN).
Debate: CSR in times of crisis
The MVO Platform invites you to a debate with prospective MEP candidates on CSR in a time of crisis and the role of governments in ensuring that companies are held accountable for the impacts of their operations.
