Sustainable development

....................................................................................... 5 Part I: Green Marketing and sustainable development .................................................................... 7 1. Presentation ........................................................................................................................... 7 2. Sustainable development over the years ............................................................................. 12 3. Representative modeling

Suivi de la stratégie méditerranéenne pour le développement durable - Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development Promouvoir un tourisme durable - Promoting a sustainable tourism Résumé de l'étude nationale Turquie - Summary of the national study Turkey Plan Bleu Regional Activity Centre Sophia Antipolis July 2008 TURQUIE La Turquie, couvrant une superficie d’environ 780,000 km², et pourvue de quelques 8,000 km de côtes longeant la Mer Noire, la Mer de Marmara, la Mer Egée et la

org/wiki/Green_marketing Corporate social responsibility From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Corporate social responsibility ("CSR" for short, and also called corporate conscience, citizenship, social performance, or sustainable responsible business[1]) is a form of corporate self-regulation integrated into a business model. CSR policy functions as a built-in, self-regulating mechanism whereby business monitors and ensures its active compliance with the spirit of the law

THE WORLD BANK WHAT IS THE WORLD BANK ? 2 institutions : International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) International Development Association (IDA) HISTORY World Bank is one of the two Bretton Woods Institutions which were created in 1944 to rebuild a wartorn Europe after WW2. •The Two years later, the Bank issued its first loan: US$250 million to France for postwar reconstruction •From 1968-1981 it focused largely on poverty alleviation. •In the 1980s and

assembler  Join development - both buying and supplying organizations innovate each other  Configuration of the supply base  Low involvement – large supplier base  High involvement – small no of specialist suppliers  Scope of supply  Make or buy  Presentations  Reading FT Clipping End of Part 1 The Story of Stuff SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT Sustainable Procurement “Sustainable procurement is the pursuit of sustainable development objectives through

means that companies invest in sustainable development, respect human rights, their employees, consumers and the environment. They must provide jobs with decent wages and working conditions, quality products and services for consumers and practice environmentally-friendly policies. Nowadays consumers expect companies to be responsible in these areas. At the same time, however, providing, even preserving, jobs and investing money in R&D and in sustainable development is not so easy in a global economy

Annual Meeting International Society for African Philosophy and Studies ISAPS “Political Unity and Sustainable Development in Africa: The Intellectual Legacy of Kwame Nkrumah” Programme of the 14th Annual Conference of ISAPS Hosted By The University of Cape Coast Ghana Sasakaawa Conference Centre University of Cape Coast March 31—April 4, 2008 Monday, 31 March 2008 10:00am – 5pm: Arrivals and Registration Department of Classics and Philosophy, University

2 How does the development of motorized transportation affect domestic and international trade? To what extent is it compatible with sustainable development? The development of motor transport means that individuals are able to do more. To go further and faster with more. This is favorable for the development of trade, national and international, since it allows to go further. Borders and distances are no longer a problem. It will be compatible with sustainable development if the transport conditions

Stakeholders 5 Shareholders: 5 Subcontractors and suppliers : 5 Employees and Union Organizations : 6 NGO’s: 6 Sustainable Development objectives and indicators 6 Social objectives 6 Economic objectives 8 Environmental objectives 8 Reporting standards : 10 Examples in investments made by Lafarge: 12 Agilia is a compacting cement range launched by Lafarge: 12 Sustainable commitments in Kenya and Uganda: 13 Annual report : Company : Lafarge Sector : Industry Year : 2009 CEO :

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