January 28, 2010

Ten Best Practices for Writing a Great CSR Report

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Although a new report helps readers gauge the value of information in corporate responsibility reports (CSR), it also provides valuable insight into how CSR reports should be written.

In addition to helping readers quickly and easily identify the most valuable parts of CSR reports, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship’s Institute for Responsible Investment’s report, “How to Read a Corporate Social Responsibility Report: A User’s Guide,” helps identify the key elements of a comprehensive CSR report.

With a growing emphasis on CSR reporting by both the financial community and the public….

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