CSR360 Global Partner Network is a network of independent organisations that encourage businesses in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Business in the Community (BITC) convenes this network of over 110 partner organisations from around the world.
CSR360 GPN is extremely grateful to the members of the Business in the Community International Leadership Team who support and encourage us to fulfil our mission and vision.
CSR360 GPN has reached its current number of over 110 partner organisations from its beginnings 10 years ago. The network which focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has a presence in all the continents of the world and encompasses 60 countries in total.
Every quarter we publish a set of articles relating to a particular topic of corporate social responsibility.
With a wealth of CSR activity amongst out South American partners and throughout the continent, we have chosen to focus on the Changing Landscape of CSR in this region for this our sixth issue.
We start in vibrant Sao Paulo, where Cambridge University Press are supporting the UK Government Funded scheme, The Prime Minsister’s Global Fellowship (LINK). Designed by the British Council, we learn, from Joao Madureira, Director Brazil Branch, how CUP in Brazil is opening its doors to young people from the UK to experience first-hand the drive, energy and competitiveness of the major countries of the new global economy.
On their return all Fellows automatically become part of a network of active globally-minded young people in England with a role sharing their experiences and learning on local and national platforms, to raise awareness of global issues. CUP is one of several supporting global businesses which enable the corporate phases of the scheme to be delivered making this programme truly unique.
CSR360 has reached its current number of 100 partner organisations from its beginnings 10 years ago. The network which focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has a presence in all the continents of the world and encompasses 60 countries in total.
The mission of HBLF is to encourage companies to integrate corporate social responsibility and the principles of sustainable development into the everyday business practise. Members of HBLF promote responsible leadership for the long term prosperity of their businesses and the whole of society.
Do you think companies in the same sector (law, consultancy, mining etc) which compete in the marketplace should co-operate together more in matters of social and environmental need?
III Meeting of latin american socially responsible companies
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