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Baseline Study on Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in the Western Balkans

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Author(s): Eyyub Hajiyev, MSW

The Baseline study on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices in the Western Balkans is the first comprehensive CSR analysis conducted in the region. The report covers Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo/UNMIK, Montenegro and Serbia. It provides a detailed analysis of CSR practices in the region and illustrates existing drivers, barriers, and resources for CSR engagement and promotion. The reports makes a number of recommendations that can be widely utilized by all stakeholders involved in CSR implementation – including businesses, governments, civil society, academia, development partners, and the media – in assessing their current CSR policies and in designing new initiatives.

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Focus areas MDG, Human Development, and poverty monitoring Private Sector Trade Civic Engagement Poverty banners Search go advanced search Contacts Ms. Pascale Bonzom, Policy Specialist Ms. Danica Viznerova, Public Private Partnership Officer	Baseline Study on Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in the Western Balkans Current rating: 4.8 Author(s): Eyyub Hajiyev, MSW The Baseline study on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices in the Western Balkans is the first comprehensive CSR analysis conducted in the region. The report covers Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo/UNMIK, Montenegro and Serbia. It provides a detailed analysis of CSR practices in the region and illustrates existing drivers, barriers, and resources for CSR engagement and promotion. The reports makes a number of recommendations that can be widely utilized by all stakeholders involved in CSR implementation – including businesses, governments, civil society, academia, development partners, and the media – in assessing their current CSR policies and in designing new initiatives. Related content Baseline Study on Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in the Western Balkans (English, 504 Kb) This information is distributed free of charge. To help us evaluate the impact of our work, we request that you answer the questions below. We will not use this information to contact you. Your organization: How will you use this information? In what country are you located?	Latest news Interview with Henry Jackelen, Director of UNDP Private Sector Division, Partnership Bureau What we do Global Compact Business Partnerships Private Sector Development On-going Projects Global Compact in Western CIS Growing Inclusive Markets Completed Projects Accelerating CSR in New Europe Conducting CSR survey in Albania, BiH, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo Events Forum on Responsible Business Opportunities for Greek Businesses in Eastern Europe and the CIS, 2-3 April 2009 Multi-Stakeholder Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Inclusion in South Eastern Europe, 4-5 November, 2008 CSR Western Balkan Survey Training Workshop Business Opportunities in South East Europe- Vienna, 22 November 2007 Global Meeting of Growing Sustainable Business Initiative- Vienna, 16-20 October 2007 [ more events ] Publications Employing the Roma: Insights from Business Baseline Study on Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in the Western Balkans Baseline Study on CSR in the New Member States and Candidate Countries Links CSR Europe UN Global Compact Growing Sustainable Business Growing Inclusive Markets UNDP Global Private Sector Partnership
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