Advanced Corporate Social Responsibility
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This training course opened my eyes to CSR. Now, for sure, we will be able to address this within our organisation. I thank the facilitators who were able to convey key CSR issues and considerations.
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Short course
In London
Promote your organisation's contribution to society!
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Type
Short course
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Level
Advanced
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Location
London
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Duration
2 Weeks
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Start date
June
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Learn how to promote your organisation's contribution to society with this Advanced Corporate Social Responsibility, organized and imparted by London Corporate Training.
Is it enough for companies simply to obey the law while seeking to grow profits and increase the dividends to their shareholders? Commentators would once have said there is no such thing as corporate responsibility, beyond these limited shareholder-value driven goals.
But in the twenty-first century, board directors know the value of adopting a broader perspective – from taking account of the views and needs of all stakeholders – whether it be the communities in which a company operates, the suppliers in its supply chain, doing the right thing for their customers and employees and even benefiting society as a whole.
This two-week CSR training course takes a deep look at the full Corporate Social Responsibility portfolio. It will examine numerous current case studies of good and bad practice, as well as examining the deep historical and philosophical roots of what we now call CSR.
If you are interested in joining this educational experience, ask more details through emagister.co.uk.
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This training course opened my eyes to CSR. Now, for sure, we will be able to address this within our organisation. I thank the facilitators who were able to convey key CSR issues and considerations.
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Recommended
Centre rating
Joao A. Manjate
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This centre has featured on Emagister for 15 years
Subjects
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Public
- Governance
- Corporate Governance
- Corporate Social Resonsibility
- CSR
- Corporate Approaches
- Business Case
- CSR Perspectives
- CSR Standards
- Community Relations
- Environmental Sustainability
- Sustainability
Course programme
- The pressure for change
- The Legal Background of CSR
- Company directors’ obligations and CSR
- Voluntary measures
- Is CSR “Just Public Relations”?
- CSR and corporate governance links
Best practice in CSR –Corporate Approaches on the Key Topics
- Codes of Practice Dealing with communities
- CSR and employees
- Managing suppliers responsibly
- Responsible client relations
- Corporate Responsibility and the environment
The Business Case for CSR
- The Strategic Imperatives involved in CSR
- What is a business case?
- USING tools to build the business case
- Identifying and Managing CSR risks
- The public procurement challenges from CSR
- Getting and maintaining corporate support and approval
Changing the Organisation to include CSR
- Developing the CSR corporate vision
- Setting our CSR strategic SMART objectives
- Identifying and Managing affected stakeholders
- How leaders make CSR happen
- The key steps to make the CSR change effective
Developing and Implementing the CSR plan
- What should be in the CSR plan?
- Communicating the plan
- Piloting the plan
- Overcoming objections
- Measuring impact and results
- Auditing and reviewing CSR performance
- Reporting on CSR
Sustainability in Purchasing
- Managing a responsible Supply Chain
- The Ethical Trading Initiative Base Code
- Combating child labour in manufacturing
- Controlling contractor abuses in construction
- Maintaining ethical standards
- Diversity in the supply chain
- Conflict minerals policies
Community Relations and Environmental Sustainability
- Working effectively with host communities
- Managing sensitive issues including payments and relocation
- Building successful community projects
- Assessing social and environmental risk
- Managing operations sustainably
- Case studies on community relations
CSR Standards and Reporting
- Sustainability Reporting frameworks
- The Global Reporting Initiative
- UN Global Compact
- International Labour Organisation instruments
- ISO 26000 How to report your CSR progress
- Model examples and class exercise using GRI Sustainability Reporting
CSR Perspectives
- The politics of CSR
- Creating shared value
- Ethical consumerism
- “Greenwashing”
- CSR and tax avoidance
- Applying Corporate Social Responsibility in non-corporate organisations
- Future requirements for corporate responsibility
Advanced Corporate Social Responsibility