1. Inclusive Business: The Next Frontier for Corporate Responsibility

In this report, Corporate Citizenship analyses a number of multinational companies’ Inclusive Business models in emerging and developing markets. Read more

2. Corporate Social Responsibility Influence on Employees

The paper by ICCSR analyzes Corporate Social Responsibility’s (CSR) influence on employees. Read more

3. Global Consumers Poll

The survey, conducted in collaboration with National Geographic, is part of a series of initiatives by The Regeneration Project in the lead up to Rio+20, a cross-sectoral collaboration that aims to accelerate progress in the transition to sustainable development. Read more

4. Migration of Women Workers from South Asia to the Gulf

The report analyses the processes, outcomes and problems associated with the migration of women workers from South Asian countries to the Gulf region, focusing on five major sending countries in South Asia – Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka – and six major receiving countries of the Gulf region – Bahrain, Kuweit, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. Read more

5. Gender Equality: It’s Your Business

This briefing concentrates on gender equality and the responsibilities of business to uphold and promote it, recognising that business can have a positive impact on the lives and status of women as well as men, while enhancing companies’ own productivity and reputation. Read more

6. The Return on Investment Lifestyle

Natural Marketing Institute examines the underlying consumer trends and its implications to businesses. Read more

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