Measuring What Matters
A choice of three parallel-scheduled, moderator-led discussion on CSR issues, challenges and responses
Track 1: Community
Discussion Questions:
How has your community investment or engagement program changed over the last ten years?
What is the biggest lesson you’ve learned in measuring and reporting what matters?
What principles do you apply in choosing constituencies or engaging partners?
What metric is most important and which one do you lack good measure of?
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Track 2: Sustainability
Discussion Questions:
How has your approach to sustainability changed over the past ten years?
What role do changing transport costs play on sustainability outcomes?
Which stakeholder has proven to be hardest to please or anticipate in terms of sustainability to please or anticipate in terms of sustainability?
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Track 4: Ethics and Integrity
Integrating Anti-Corruption Compliance and CSR
Anti-corruption compliance and CSR programs are frequently designed, implemented and managed independently. The two have different objectives but significant potential overlaps. Companies can secure significant long-term benefits on both fronts by tailoring their efforts in both areas in conjunction. The panel will provide insights from experienced CSR, accounting and legal perspectives on the integration of anti-corruption compliance and CSR programs.
Discussion Questions:
Has new accountability or anti-corruption legislation affected your business or operations?
How and in what way has the amount you spend on oversight increased?
Is it easier or more difficult today to talk about responsibility in your sector?
What attitudes do you see existing today about the accountability of executives or boards?
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