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Artikel

5 Jul 2007

Autor:
UN Global Compact & Dalberg Global Development Advisors

Groundbreaking Guide for Businesses Rates NGOs and UN Agencies on Partnership Competence

Partnerships on environmental issues account for a third of all business corporate social responsibility partnerships on a global level and education projects are the preferred corporate social responsibility partnerships at a local level. These are some of the key findings of "The Business Guide to partnering with NGOs and the United Nations", the first ever global effort to scan and rate NGOs, UN agencies and other social actors from a business partnership perspective.