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November | 2015 | opennessseminars
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16 March 2016, IALS: Openness in Britain – Where are we now? Opening Up The Private Sector. November 19, 2015. The focus of transparency is almost always on government and public bodies. However, over the past ten years, often outside of the headlines, a growing collection of laws, regulations and technological innovations have gradually shone a light on the private sector too. So what can we know and how far does it go? And exam bodies. The Coalition and new government took a different approach....The S...
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Opening Up The Private Sector | opennessseminars
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16 March 2016, IALS: Openness in Britain – Where are we now? Opening Up The Private Sector. November 19, 2015. The focus of transparency is almost always on government and public bodies. However, over the past ten years, often outside of the headlines, a growing collection of laws, regulations and technological innovations have gradually shone a light on the private sector too. So what can we know and how far does it go? And exam bodies. The Coalition and new government took a different approach....The S...
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Project Layers - background research and due diligence blog
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February 24, 2016. February 24, 2016. When can we finally abandon the term? The definition of Corporate Social Responsibility ( CSR ) is companies making a positive contribution to society and stakeholders, above their daily commercial business. Another definition is. Discretionary firm activities aimed at enhancing societal well-being. The most common answer is that companies look within, at how their business and business model can improve sustainability, in economic, social and environmental terms.
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Ben Worthy | opennessseminars
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16 March 2016, IALS: Openness in Britain – Where are we now? Opening Up The Private Sector. November 19, 2015. The focus of transparency is almost always on government and public bodies. However, over the past ten years, often outside of the headlines, a growing collection of laws, regulations and technological innovations have gradually shone a light on the private sector too. So what can we know and how far does it go? And exam bodies. The Coalition and new government took a different approach....The S...
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About | OpenCorporates [Impact]
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Aims to do a straightforward (though big) thing: have a URL for every company in the world. It is the largest open database of companies in the world, and with over 90 million companies in 100 jurisdictions is the obvious foundation for such a register.OpenCorporates has taken an active role in the campaign for public beneficial ownership registers, and in partnership with the World Bank, maintains the Open Company Data Index. Give it proven expertise in the anti-corruption and beneficial ownership space.
