Arcelor (now ArcelorMittal)
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Arcelor website: www.arcelormittal.com
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Arcelor merged with Mittal Steel in August 2006 to become ArcelorMittal.
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Author: Nolwenn Weiler, Observatoire des Multinationales
« Dans les entreprises du CAC 40, le pouvoir reste aux mains des hommes ». 25 mai 2018...
[PDF] Responsible Business Advancing Peace
Author: UN Global Compact
As a key agent of change, companies can make a critical contribution to economic development, peace and stability in the areas where they operate...Companies provide jobs and revenue to a local economy. They can set an example of sustainable business...
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Where are India's great philanthropists?
Author: Dean Nelson, Telegraph [UK]
What does it say about India that its most active philanthropists right now are Bill Gates and Prince Charles?...Congress Party leader Sonia Gandhi asked ...How can a country with so much wealth, technical know-how and management talent give so little...
[59 companies' International Framework Agreements]
Author: Observatoire sur la Responsibilite Societale des Entreprises (ORSE)
[Full list of companies with international framework agreements, with links to full text of most of them]: Quebecor, VolkerWessels, France Telecom, National Australia Bank, Staedler, Euradius, Nampak, Royal Bam, Securitas, PSA Peugeot Citroen,...
- Related stories: 59 Intl. Framework Agreements between companies & unions - survey & recommendations by ORSE
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Author: La Nueva España
El Ministerio de Medio Ambiente está perfilando los detalles de cómo se aplicará a la industria, a partir de 2008, la fase más exigente de las medidas para cumplir el Protocolo ambiental de Kioto...está por conocer cómo será, empresa por empresa...el...
Study: BHP Billiton, Alcan Lead Their Sectors in Sustainability Reporting.
Author: GreenBiz.com
The Roberts Environmental Center has released its 2006 analysis of environmental and sustainability reporting in the metals, mining, and crude-oil sectors. Of the 30 companies studied, BHP Billiton had by far the best environmental and sustainability...
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Author: Programme des Nations-Unies pour le Développement (PNUE)
Les grands acteurs du secteur de la construction et du bâtiment ont lancé aujourd’hui à Paris une initiative internationale pour « construire vert ». Des géants de la construction tels que Arcelor, Lafarge et Skanska sont parmi les membres fondateurs...
- Related companies: Arcelor (now ArcelorMittal) Lafarge (part of LafargeHolcim) Skanska
UN agency launches new ‘green’ initiative for world’s construction industry
Author: UN News Centre
Together with some of the biggest names in the...building and construction sector, the United Nations environmental agency today launched a new international effort to ‘green’ the industry, from curbing global warming gas emissions to preventing the...
- Related companies: Arcelor (now ArcelorMittal) Lafarge Skanska