Archive for December, 2008
UNICEF Photo of the Year Award
Since 2000 the German Committee of UNICEF awards every year the “UNICEF Photo of the Year” to photo series that “best depicts the [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )CSR TUBE
I came across a new initiative aimed at sharing information on CSR issues.
CSR TUBE is an initiative of the Dutch MVO Platform (CSR Platform) and lokaalmondiaal. CSRtube is inspired by The Hub, created by Witness, which reports on human rights abuses worldwide.
“The aim of CSRtube is to increase the impact of the work of civil [...]
Do the Green Thing!(2)
Andy Hobsbawn, the creator of Green Thing is talking about the benefits of going green:)) Many good things can happen if you decide to take a walk!
more about “Creating Sustainable Value › Add New …“, posted with vodpod
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Do the Green Thing!
Green Thing is a independent, not-for profit community which wants to help people around the world to lead a greener life and to make a difference in the fight against climate change.
Green Thing suggests 7 things you can do to lead a greener life and focuses on one thing a month to tempt as many [...]
The European Commission is investigating the relationship between CSR and competitiveness
I have presented in a previous post the recent initiatives co-financed by the European Commission aimed at investigating the relationship between CSR and competitiveness. On November, 28, the European Commission has published a Communication on the European Competitiveness Report 2008.
The European Commission analyses in chapter 4.2. the impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on firms’ competitiveness. [...]
Have a look!
EarthSayers.tv, is a project of RED Direct, LLC. It brings forward audio and video programs addressing sustainability-related topics from across the Internet.
Dr. Joanne Levin-O’Brien developed the Content Map after researching both print and online content.It is specific to the subject of sustainability and unique to EarthSayers.tv. Four main categories have been developed: the emerging landscape [...]
