Difference between revisions of "CSR Europe"

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Background

CSR Europe's website states that the organisation was established in 1995 by senior European business leaders in response to an appeal by the European Commission President Jacques Delors. In 2009, they describe themselves as 'the leading European business network for corporate social responsibility with around 75 multinational corporations and 25 national partner organisations as members'^[1]. They go on to describe themselves as a platform for:

Connecting companies to share best practice on CSR
Innovating new projects between business and stakeholders
Shaping the modern day business and political agenda on sustainability and competitiveness

Members

CSR describes how their membership enables companies to exchange ideas, connect to stakeholders and access expertise and information. They also go on to advertise how their membership bring opportunities of engaging in policy debates 'both at a practical and high level'^[2].

Corporate members

2015

2009

In 2009, CSR Europe's Corporate members are listed as including^[4]:

2005

Members for 2005 were listed as:

Partnership Network members

CSR Europe lists a Partnership Network of affiliated organisations across Europe.

2015

2009

In 2009 there are listed as^[7]:

Affiliations

European Alliance for CSR

The European Alliance for CSR was set in in 2006 as a joint initiative of the European Commission and the business community. The communication and coordination of the Alliance is in the hands of CSR Europe, Business Europe and UEAPME. According to CSR Europe's website, the 'Alliance marks a new political approach on CSR', based on the commitment of the European Commission to strengthen a business friendly environment and to support the development of CSR as a voluntary approach^[8].

Business Europe describes the Alliance as 'an informal grouping' that 'does not involve specific rules or requirements, a charter, signatures or heavy processes'^[9]. The benefits and opportunities of involvement with the Alliance are presented in the form of a diagram which has at its core the benefit of 'higher visibility' of a company's CSR activities. Other benefits are included such as networking & partnerships, sharing ideas and accessing expertise, yet the benefit shown at the top of the diagram is presented as the opportunity of 'high-level dialogue with the European Commission'. It is stated that the European Commission does not directly manage the Alliance but relies on the business community to manage itself with the support of business organisations. According to Business Europe, the Alliance is supported by more than 150 companies.

Contact

with effect of July 2009, CSR Europe is located at:

CSR Europe

Rue Victor Oudart 7

1030 Brussels

Belgium

References

↑ CSR Europe About Us Accessed 16th July 2009
↑ CSR Europe Corporate Members Accessed 16th July 2009
↑ CSR Europe Corporate members
↑ CSR Europe Our Members Accessed 16th July 2009
↑ CSR Europe, July 2005 Members Accessed July 2005
↑ CSR Europe National partner organisations.
↑ CSR Europe Our National Partners Accessed 16th July 2009
↑ CSR Europe What is the Alliance? Accessed 17th July 2009
↑ Business Europe What is the European Alliance for CSR? Accessed 17th July 2009

[1] CSR Europe About Us Accessed 16th July 2009

[2] CSR Europe Corporate Members Accessed 16th July 2009

[3] CSR Europe Corporate members

[4] CSR Europe Our Members Accessed 16th July 2009

[5] CSR Europe, July 2005 Members Accessed July 2005

[6] CSR Europe National partner organisations.

[7] CSR Europe Our National Partners Accessed 16th July 2009

[8] CSR Europe What is the Alliance? Accessed 17th July 2009

[9] Business Europe What is the European Alliance for CSR? Accessed 17th July 2009

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-'''CSR Europe'''
+==Background==
+'''CSR Europe''''s website states that the organisation was established in 1995 by senior European business leaders in response to an appeal by the European Commission President [[Jacques Delors]]. In 2009, they describe themselves as 'the leading European business network for corporate social responsibility with around 75 multinational corporations and 25 national partner organisations as members'<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/pages/en/about_us.html About Us] Accessed 16th July 2009</ref>. They go on to describe themselves as a platform for:
-CSR Europe claims to be “a non-profit organisation that promotes corporate social responsibility. Our mission is to help companies achieve profitability, sustainable growth and human progress by placing corporate social responsibility in the mainstream of business practice.” http://www.csreurope.org/
+* Connecting companies to share best practice on CSR
+* Innovating new projects between business and stakeholders
+* Shaping the modern day business and political agenda on sustainability and competitiveness
-Objectives:
+==Members==
-•	To help companies integrate CSR into the way they do business everyday.
+CSR describes how their membership enables companies to exchange ideas, connect to stakeholders and access expertise and information. They also go on to advertise how their membership bring opportunities of engaging in policy debates 'both at a practical and high level'<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/pages/en/corporatemembers.html Corporate Members] Accessed 16th July 2009</ref>.
-•	To offer business managers learning, benchmarking, and capacity building opportunities.
+===Corporate members===
-•	To energise a broader stakeholder dialogue between businesses, European policy makers, governments, investors, social partners, civil society and academics.
+====2015====
-'''The National CSR Partner Organisations'''
+:[[Abbvie]] | [[Amgen]] | [[ArcelorMittal]] | [[Axa]]  | [[Bank of America Merril Lynch]] | [[BASF]] | [[Baxter]] | [[BBVA]] | [[Bridgestone]] | [[Canon]] | [[Cargill]] | [[Coca-Cola]] | [[Dow]] | [[Dtek]] | [[Enel]] | [[Engie]] | [[Ferrero]]  | [[Danone]] | [[Reale Mutua Assicurazioni]] | [[Hellenic Petroleum]] | [[Hitachi]] | [[HP]] | [[Hyundai]] | [[Iberdrola]] |[[IBM]] | [[Intel]] | [[Intesa Sanpaolo]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[KPMG]] | [[L'Oréal]] | [[McCain]] | [[Michelin]] | [[Microsoft]] | [[MSD Be well]]  | [[Novartis]] | [[Novo Nordisk]] | [[Office Depot]] | [[Omron]] | [[Orange]] | [[Pirelli]] | [[Randstad]] | [[Ricoh]] | [[Samsung]] | [[SITA]] | [[Solvay]]  | [[State Street]] | [[Telecom Italia]] | [[Telefonica]] | [[Teleperformance]] | [[Titan]] | [[Toyota]] | [[TTNET]] |[[Unipol Gruppo]] | [[Vattenfall]] | [[Volkswagen]] | [[Walt Disney Company]] | [[Western Union]]<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/corporate-members Corporate members]</ref>
-“The network of '''national partner organisations''' (NPOs) was created by CSR Europe to promote corporate social responsibility (CSR) at national level, and also to reflect the rich diversity of practices and experiences in different countries.
-The network, present throughout western Europe, and progressively in central and eastern Europe, constitutes a transnational business response to the European business and political agenda on CSR.
-The '''NPO'''s are independent CSR organisations, and together reach out to more than 1400 member companies.”
+====2009====
+In 2009, CSR Europe's Corporate members are listed as including<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/members.php Our Members] Accessed 16th July 2009</ref>:
-Belgium - Business and Society Belgium: Belgian Business Network for Corporate Social Responsibility http://www.businessandsociety.be/
+:[[ABB]] | [[ABS Holdings]] | [[Accor]] | [[AGC Flat Glass Europe]] | [[Alcatel-Lucent]] | [[Alpro]] | [[Applied Materials]] | [[ArcelorMittal]] | [[Aviva]] | [[Bank of America]] | [[BASF]] | [[Belgacom]] | [[Bouygues]] | [[BT Group]] | [[Burson-Marsteller]] | [[Caisse des Dépôts]] | [[Canon]] | [[Cargill]] | [[Citigroup]] | [[Coca-Cola]] | [[Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company]] | [[Dassault Systèmes]] | [[Delta Cafes]] | [[Delta Holding]] | [[Dow]] | [[Enel]] | [[Epson]] | [[Fortis]] | [[France Telecom]] | [[GDF SUEZ]] | [[Groupe Caisse d’Epargne]] | [[Groupe Casino]] | [[Groupe Danone]] | [[Groupe La Poste]] | [[HP]] | [[Hydro]] | [[IBM]] | [[Intel]] | [[International Personal Finance]] | [[Intesa Sanpaolo]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[JP Morgan]] | [[KPMG]] | [[L'Oréal]] | [[Lloyds TSB]] | [[Microsoft]] | [[Monte dei Paschi di Siena]] | [[Nestlé]] | [[Nordea]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Novo Nordisk]] | [[Panasonic]] | [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]] | [[Procter & Gamble]] | [[Randstad]] | [[Sanofi-Aventis]] | [[SAP]] | [[Schneider Electric]] | [[SNS Reaal]] | [[Solvay]] | [[Sony]] | [[State Street]] | [[STMicroelectronics]] | [[Telecom Italia]] | [[Titan]] | [[Total]] | [[Toyota]] | [[Unilever]] | [[Vattenfall]] | [[Vodafone]] | [[Volkswagen]] | [[Volvo]] AB
-Czech Republic - Business Leaders Forum – Czech Republic http://www.blf.cz
+====2005====
-Finland - Finnish Business & Society http://www.businessandsociety.net/
+Members for 2005 were listed as:
+:[[ABB]] | [[Accor]] | [[Ahold]] | [[Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena]] | [[BASF]] | [[BP]] | [[BT]] | [[Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations]] | [[Caisse Nationale d'Erpagne]] | [[Casino]] | [[Citigroup]] | [[Coca Cola]] | [[Danone]] | [[Dassault Systemes]] | [[Deloitte]] | [[Delta Café]] | [[Dow]] | [[EDF]] | [[ENI]] | [[Epson]] | [[Euronext]] | [[Fortis]] | [[France Telecom]] | [[Glaverbel]] | [[Group 4 Securicor]] | [[HP]] | [[IBM]] | [[Intel]] | [[Intertek]] | [[Intesa]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[KPMG]] | [[La Poste]] | [[Lloyds]] | [[L'Oreal]] | [[LVMH]] | [[Manpower]] | [[McDonalds]] | [[Microsoft]] | [[Nestle]] | [[Nike]] | [[Nordea]] | [[Norsk Hydro]] | [[Novozymes]] | [[Orange]] | [[P & G]] | [[PWC]] | [[Randstad]] | [[Uitzendburo]] | [[Shell]] | [[Sony]] | [[Starbucks]] | [[STMicroelectronics]] | [[Suez]] | [[Swedish Jobs and Society]] | [[Syngenta]] | [[Telecom Italia]] | [[Titan]] | [[Total]] | [[Toyota]] | [[Unicredito]] | [[Unilever]] | [[Vodafone]] | [[VW]]<ref>CSR Europe, July 2005 [http://www.csreurope.org/membership/csreuropemembers/ Members] Accessed July 2005</ref>
-France - IMS - Entreprendre pour la Cité http://www.imsentreprendre.com/?page=http://www.imsentreprendre.com/ASP/CoteEntreprises/Adherents.asp
+===Partnership Network members===
-Germany - Econsense - forum for sustainable development of German Business http://www.econsense.de/
+CSR Europe lists a Partnership Network of affiliated organisations across Europe.
+====2015====
+Albania [[Albanian CSR Network]] | Austria: [[respACT]] | Belgium: [[The Shift]] | Bulgaria: [[UNGC Bulgaria]] | Croatia: [[Croatian Business Council for Sustainable Development]] | Czech Republic: [[BLF Czech]] | Czech Republic: [[Business for Society Czech]] | Denmark: [[Green Network]] | Estonia: [[RBF Estonia]] | Finland: [[Corporate Responsibility Network FIBS]] | France: [[FACE]] | France: [[IMS France - Entreprendre pour la Cité]] | France: [[ORSE (Observatoire sur la Responsabilité Sociétale des Entreprises)]] | France: [[Réseau Alliances]] | Germany: [[UPJ]] | Germany: [[econsense]] | Greece: [[CSR Hellas]] | Hungary: [[KÖVET]] | Iceland: [[Festa]] | Ireland: [[Business in the Community Ireland (BITC IE)]] | Italy: [[Impronta Etica]] | Italy: [[Sodalitas]] | Kosovo: [[CSR Kosovo]] | Latvia: [[CSR Latvia]] | Luxembourg: [[IMS Luxembourg]] | Netherlands: [[MVO Nederland]] | Norway: [[CSR Norway]] | Poland: [[RBF Poland]] | Portugal: [[GRACE]] | Romania: [[CSR Romania]] | Serbia: [[RBF Serbia]] | Slovakia: [[Pontis/Slovak BLF]] | Slovenia: [[IRDO]] | Slovenia: [[Network for Social Responsibility Slovenia]] | Spain: [[Club de Excelencia en Sostenibilidad]] | Spain: [[Forética]] | Sweden: [[CSR Sweden]] | Switzerland: [[Philias Foundation]] | Turkey: [[CSR Turkey]] | Ukraine: [[CSR Ukraine]] | United Kingdom: [[Business in the Community UK]] | United Kingdom: [[Scottish Business in the Community]]<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/national-partner-organisations National partner organisations].</ref>
+====2009====
+In 2009 there are listed as<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/pages/en/nationalpartners.html Our National Partners] Accessed 16th July 2009</ref>:
+: [[respACT]] - [[Austrian Business Council for Sustainable Development]] (Austria) | [[Business & Society Belgium]] (Belgium) | [[Business Leaders Forum]] (BLF) (Czech Republic) | [[Finnish Business & Society]] (Finland) | [[IMS]] - [[Entreprendre pour la Cité]] (France) | [[ORSE]] ([[Observatoire sur la Responsabilité Sociétale des Entreprises]]) (France) | [[Econsense]] (Germany) | [[Hellenic Network for Corporate Social Responsibility]] (Greece) | [[KÖVET]], The [[Hungarian Association for Environmentally Aware Management]] (Hungary) | [[Business in the Community Ireland]] (BITCI) (Ireland) | [[Impronta Etica]] (Italy) | [[Sodalitas]] (Italy) | [[IMS Luxembourg]] |  [[Samenleving & Bedrijf]] (Community & Business) (Netherlands) | [[Green Business Network Norway]] | [[Responsible Business Forum]] (Poland) | [[RSE Portugal]] | [[Scottish Business in the Community]] (Scotland) | [[Slovak Business Leaders Forum]]/[[Pontis Foundation]] (Slovakia) | [[Club de Excelencia en Sostenibilidad]] (Spain) | [[Forética]] (Spain) | [[CSR Sweden]] | [[Philias Foundation]] (Switzerland) | [[CSR Turkey]] | [[Business in the Community]] (UK)
-Greece - The Hellenic Network for Corporate Social Responsibility http://www.csrhellas.gr/CSR_eng/homegr.html
+==Affiliations==
+===European Alliance for CSR===
+The [[European Alliance for CSR]] was set in in 2006 as a joint initiative of the [[European Commission]] and the business community. The communication and coordination of the Alliance is in the hands of [[CSR Europe]], [[Business Europe]] and [[UEAPME]]. According to CSR Europe's website, the 'Alliance marks a new political approach on CSR', based on the commitment of the European Commission to strengthen a business friendly environment and to support the development of CSR as a voluntary approach<ref>CSR Europe [http://www.csreurope.org/pages/en/aboutalliance.html What is the Alliance?] Accessed 17th July 2009</ref>.
-Ireland - Business in the Community Ireland http://www.bitc.ie/
+Business Europe describes the Alliance as 'an informal grouping' that 'does not involve specific rules or requirements, a charter, signatures or heavy processes'<ref>Business Europe [http://www.businesseurope.eu/Content/Default.asp?PageID=438 What is the European Alliance for CSR?] Accessed 17th July 2009</ref>. The benefits and opportunities of involvement with the Alliance are presented in the form of a diagram which has at its core the benefit of 'higher visibility' of a company's CSR activities. Other benefits are included such as networking & partnerships, sharing ideas and accessing expertise, yet the benefit shown at the top of the diagram is presented as the opportunity of 'high-level dialogue with the European Commission'. It is stated that the European Commission does not directly manage the Alliance but relies on the business community to manage itself with the support of business organisations. According to Business Europe, the Alliance is supported by more than 150 companies.
-Italy – Sodalitas http://www.sodalitas.it/partner.php
-Netherlands - Samenleving & Bedrijf (Community & Business) www.samen.nl
+==Contact==
-Norway - BBUs Nettverk for  miljø og samfunnsansvar Green Business Network Norway http://www.gbnn.org/
+with effect of July 2009, CSR Europe is located at:
-Poland – Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu http://www.fob.org.pl/fob/index.jsp?place=Menu01&news_cat_id=124&layout=0
+:CSR Europe
-Scotland - Scottish Business in the Community http://www.sbcscot.com/
+:Rue Victor Oudart 7
-Slovakia - Slovak Business Leaders Forum  http://www.blf.sk/ established under the administration of the Pontis Foundation http://www.pontisfoundation.sk/
+:1030 Brussels
-Spain - Club de Excelencia en Sostenibilidad http://www.clubsostenibilidad.org/
+:Belgium
-Sweden – NyföretagarCentrum http://www.jobs-society.se/
-Switzerland – Philias http://www.philias.org/
+===References===
-UK - Business in the Community http://www.bitc.org.uk/index.html
+<references/>
-Members include:
-ABB
+[[Category:CSR]]
-Accor
-Ahold
-Banca Monte dei
-Paschi di Siena
-BASF
-BP
-BT
-Caisse des Dépôts
-et Consignations
-Caisse Nationale
-d'Erpagne
-Casino
-Citigroup
-Coca Cola
-Danone
-Dassault Systemes
-Deloitte
-Delta Café
-Dow
-EDF
-ENI
-Epson
-Euronext
-Fortis
-France Telecom
-Glaverbel
-Group 4 Securicor
-HP
-IBM
-Intel
-Intertek
-Intesa
-Johnson and
-Johnson
-KPMG
-La Poste
-Lloyds
-L'Oreal
-LVMH
-Manpower
-McDonalds
-Microsoft
-Nestle
-Nike
-Nordea
-Norsk Hydro
-Novozymes
-Orange
-P & G
-PWC
-Randstad
-Uitzendburo
-Shell
-Sony
-Starbucks
-STMicroelectronics
-Suez
-Swedish Jobs and
-Society
-Syngenta
-Telecom Italia
-Titan
-Total
-Toyota
-Unicredito
-Unilever
-Vodafone
-VW

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