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CSR guideline spurs sustainable development in China Print E-mail
Monday, 14 April 2008
The guidelines for CSR (corporate social responsibility) were released earlier this month, which urge industrial corporations and related institutions to shoulder social responsibilities to obtain sustainable development

The guidelines are issued by 11 national industrial federations and associations, including the CFIE (China Federation of Industrial Economics), a group of federations and associations engaged in iron, steel, oil, chemicals, light industry, textiles, building materials, non-ferrous metals, electric power and mining industries.

According to the guidelines, all industrial companies and industrial federations of China should establish a CSR system in four sectors: management, execution, information and supervision in order to run business in a methodical and regulatory way.

Read the full article in the China Daily . 

 

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