Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future
As external pressures - including resource scarcity, globalization, and access to information - continue to increase, the way corporations respond to sustainability challenges will determine their long-term viability and competitiveness. In this pa...
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okr-10986-217002021-04-23T14:04:04Z Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future Arguden, Yilmaz ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTION PLAN ACTION PLANS AGENTS ASSURANCE AUDITORS BALANCE SHEET BLOG BOARD MEMBERS BOARDS OF DIRECTORS BUSINESS DECISION BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ETHICS BUSINESS LEADERS BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS OPERATIONS BUSINESS PERFORMANCE BUSINESS STRATEGIES BUSINESS VALUE CAPABILITIES CEO CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION CHARTER COMPANY COMPENSATION COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSTITUENCY STATUTES CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CORP. CORPORATE BOARD CORPORATE BOARDS CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP CORPORATE CULTURE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE STANDARDS CORPORATE LAW CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATION CORPORATIONS COVERAGE CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR DECISIONMAKING DELAWARE DELAWARE CODE DERIVATIVE ACTIONS DUTY OF CARE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMERGING MARKETS EXTERNALITIES FAMILY BUSINESSES FIDUCIARY FIDUCIARY DUTY FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL METRICS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FIRM PERFORMANCE GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL STANDARDS GLOBALIZATION GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES HOSTILE TAKEOVERS HUMAN CAPITAL INCORPORATED INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES INDIVIDUALS INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION INFORMATION FLOW INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INSURANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES INSURERS INTANGIBLE ASSET INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL INVESTIGATION LABOR ORGANIZATIONS LABOR UNIONS LAWS LICENSE LICENSES LIMITED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MANAGERS MANUFACTURING MARKETING MATERIAL MITIGATION NETWORKS OUTPUTS PARTNERSHIP PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCT DESIGN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS PURCHASING POWER QUERIES REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY COMPLIANCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION RESULTS RISK ANALYSIS RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING SAFETY SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER BASE SHAREHOLDER INTERESTS SHAREHOLDERS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STOCKS SUBSIDIARY SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS TELEPHONE TOP MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITIES USERS USES VALUE CHAIN VALUE CHAINS As external pressures - including resource scarcity, globalization, and access to information - continue to increase, the way corporations respond to sustainability challenges will determine their long-term viability and competitiveness. In this paper, the author traces the development of a corporation s attitude toward sustainability from its being an add - on that is nice to have and may enhance corporate reputation, through an approach that sees it more as a tool of risk management, to considering it a builder of value not just for the corporation but for all its stakeholders as well. The paper focuses on the essential role of the corporate board, bringing very practical guidelines to stimulate and assist any board of a corporation embarking on the journey toward greater sustainability and value creation. The paper concludes with a detailed and invaluable checklist of questions for any board to ask itself. This list helps a board build assurance that it is on the right track. It is as useful to a company just starting on the journey as it will be to those companies already well advanced in creating sustainable shared value and that want to make sure one is not missing any opportunities. 2015-04-08T18:14:27Z 2015-04-08T18:14:27Z 2015-02 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/02/24225042/responsible-boards-action-plan-sustainable-future http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21700 English en_US Private Sector Opinion;no. 36 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTION PLAN ACTION PLANS AGENTS ASSURANCE AUDITORS BALANCE SHEET BLOG BOARD MEMBERS BOARDS OF DIRECTORS BUSINESS DECISION BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ETHICS BUSINESS LEADERS BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS OPERATIONS BUSINESS PERFORMANCE BUSINESS STRATEGIES BUSINESS VALUE CAPABILITIES CEO CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION CHARTER COMPANY COMPENSATION COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSTITUENCY STATUTES CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CORP. CORPORATE BOARD CORPORATE BOARDS CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP CORPORATE CULTURE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE STANDARDS CORPORATE LAW CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATION CORPORATIONS COVERAGE CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR DECISIONMAKING DELAWARE DELAWARE CODE DERIVATIVE ACTIONS DUTY OF CARE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMERGING MARKETS EXTERNALITIES FAMILY BUSINESSES FIDUCIARY FIDUCIARY DUTY FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL METRICS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FIRM PERFORMANCE GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL STANDARDS GLOBALIZATION GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES HOSTILE TAKEOVERS HUMAN CAPITAL INCORPORATED INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES INDIVIDUALS INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION INFORMATION FLOW INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INSURANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES INSURERS INTANGIBLE ASSET INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL INVESTIGATION LABOR ORGANIZATIONS LABOR UNIONS LAWS LICENSE LICENSES LIMITED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MANAGERS MANUFACTURING MARKETING MATERIAL MITIGATION NETWORKS OUTPUTS PARTNERSHIP PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCT DESIGN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS PURCHASING POWER QUERIES REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY COMPLIANCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION RESULTS RISK ANALYSIS RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING SAFETY SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER BASE SHAREHOLDER INTERESTS SHAREHOLDERS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STOCKS SUBSIDIARY SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS TELEPHONE TOP MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITIES USERS USES VALUE CHAIN VALUE CHAINS |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTION PLAN ACTION PLANS AGENTS ASSURANCE AUDITORS BALANCE SHEET BLOG BOARD MEMBERS BOARDS OF DIRECTORS BUSINESS DECISION BUSINESS DECISIONS BUSINESS ETHICS BUSINESS LEADERS BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS OPERATIONS BUSINESS PERFORMANCE BUSINESS STRATEGIES BUSINESS VALUE CAPABILITIES CEO CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION CHARTER COMPANY COMPENSATION COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSTITUENCY STATUTES CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CORP. CORPORATE BOARD CORPORATE BOARDS CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP CORPORATE CULTURE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE STANDARDS CORPORATE LAW CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATION CORPORATIONS COVERAGE CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR DECISIONMAKING DELAWARE DELAWARE CODE DERIVATIVE ACTIONS DUTY OF CARE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMERGING MARKETS EXTERNALITIES FAMILY BUSINESSES FIDUCIARY FIDUCIARY DUTY FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL METRICS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FIRM PERFORMANCE GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL STANDARDS GLOBALIZATION GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES HOSTILE TAKEOVERS HUMAN CAPITAL INCORPORATED INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES INDIVIDUALS INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION INFORMATION FLOW INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSTITUTION INSURANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES INSURERS INTANGIBLE ASSET INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL INVESTIGATION LABOR ORGANIZATIONS LABOR UNIONS LAWS LICENSE LICENSES LIMITED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MANAGERS MANUFACTURING MARKETING MATERIAL MITIGATION NETWORKS OUTPUTS PARTNERSHIP PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCT DESIGN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS PURCHASING POWER QUERIES REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY COMPLIANCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION RESULTS RISK ANALYSIS RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING SAFETY SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER BASE SHAREHOLDER INTERESTS SHAREHOLDERS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS STOCKS SUBSIDIARY SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS TELEPHONE TOP MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITIES USERS USES VALUE CHAIN VALUE CHAINS Arguden, Yilmaz Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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Private Sector Opinion;no. 36 |
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As external pressures - including
resource scarcity, globalization, and access to information
- continue to increase, the way corporations respond to
sustainability challenges will determine their long-term
viability and competitiveness. In this paper, the author
traces the development of a corporation s attitude toward
sustainability from its being an add - on that is nice to
have and may enhance corporate reputation, through an
approach that sees it more as a tool of risk management, to
considering it a builder of value not just for the
corporation but for all its stakeholders as well. The paper
focuses on the essential role of the corporate board,
bringing very practical guidelines to stimulate and assist
any board of a corporation embarking on the journey toward
greater sustainability and value creation. The paper
concludes with a detailed and invaluable checklist of
questions for any board to ask itself. This list helps a
board build assurance that it is on the right track. It is
as useful to a company just starting on the journey as it
will be to those companies already well advanced in creating
sustainable shared value and that want to make sure one is
not missing any opportunities. |
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Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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Responsible Boards : Action Plan for a Sustainable Future |
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responsible boards : action plan for a sustainable future |
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International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/02/24225042/responsible-boards-action-plan-sustainable-future http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21700 |
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