The influence of home country institutions on the adoption of corporate social responsibility policies by transnational mining corporations

Shipton, Leah; Dauvergne, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.exis.2022.101077

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“…On that interaction, CSR presents a holistic approach, linking the economic, social, and environmental dimensions with the company governance [10]. On the other hand, there is an intense debate on its usage and effectiveness [11][12][13], depending on each particular context [14]. Moreover, there is an increasing trend towards sustainable investment, such as the international network Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) supported by the United Nations, as well as financial access [15].…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility Index for Mine Sites

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A new quantitative index to analyse the corporate social responsibility (CSR) level of mine sites was developed, providing an easy and friendly tool to analyse and apply a continuous improvement approach to CSR levels, being able to involve all the potential stakeholders. The index can be used in any type of project and stage: prospecting and exploration, development, mining, processing, closure and rehabilitation. The system consists of two dimensions, environment and socio-economic, formed by 30 elements that analyse potential positive and negative impacts. Moreover, it can be adapted to the specific characteristics of any mining activity, including new elements if necessary. The system proposed can help to improve the positive implications of the mining industry, as well as improving transparency or stakeholder engagement and returns of the mining activity.

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