3. Governance and sustainable development
Partnership governance raises the issue of corporate social responsibility. This concept, –, was introduced in 1972 at the Stockholm conference –, and distinguishes between civic responsibility (sponsorship, respect for the environment, etc.), ethical responsibility (respect for universal moral values), legal responsibility (compliance with laws, codes and standards) and economic responsibility (equitable distribution of the value created between stakeholders). It is rooted in various currents of thought (see 4 ).
The social responsibility of the company's managers is framed by :
Sustainability Reporting Guidelines, defined in 1997 by...
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Standards and norms
- Quality management systems – Basic principles and vocabulary (classification index: X50-130) - NF EN ISO 9000 - 2005
- Quality management systems – Requirements (classification index: X50-131) - NF EN ISO 9001 - 2008
- Environmental management systems – Requirements and guidelines for its use (classification index: X30-200) - NF EN ISO 14001 - 2004
- Environmental management systems – General guidelines...
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Loi n° 2003-706 du 1 er août 2003 de sécurité financière [NOR : ECOX0200186L] (JORF n° 177 du 2 août 2003, page 13220)
Loi n° 2001-420 du 15 mai 2001 relative aux nouvelles régulations économiques [NOR : ECOX0000021L] (JORF n ° 113 du 16 mai 2001, page 7776)
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