19 June 2001 - Paris, France
One year after adopting the revised OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, the National Contact Points (NCPs) held a Roundtable discussion on the relationship between the Guidelines and other global instruments for corporate responsibility.
The Roundtable was structured as follows:
- Session I. The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Other Global Instruments
- Session II. How other Actors use Global Instruments for Corporate Responsibility
- Session III. Enhancing the Contribution of the Guidelines
Download the Summary Report of the discussions for further information.
Documentation
- Programme
- Summary Report
- Background and Issues Paper
- Opening Address, Seiichi Kondo, Deputy Secretary General, OECD
- UNEP and the Global Compact, Jacqueline Aloisi de Larderel (ppt)
- Building Bridges: The Global Reporting Initiative and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, Allen L. White
- Statement on the Integration of Human Rights in Corporate Principles, Anne-Christine Habbard
- ING Group and Corporate Responsibility, Pieter Kroon (ppt)
- Governments, stakeholders and how to stimulate companies in creating and protecting sustainable societies, Pieter van der Gaag
- US Business View of Corporate Responsibility, Anna Walker
- International Standards and Instruments, John Brookes
- EIRIS and Ethical Investment: A Global Approach, Stephen Hine
- Freedom of Association and Corporate Social Responsibility, Jim Baker
- UN Global Compact and Other ILO Instruments, Kari Tapiola
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