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To Whose
Profit?(ii): Evolution |
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WWF
to whose profit pages >>
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Kemp, V, Stark, A. & Tantram,
J. (2004) To Whose Profit?(ii): Evolution - Building
Sustainable Corporate Strategy. WWF-UK. ISBN
1 85850 205 5 |
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| ACCA |
Association
of Chartered Certified Accountants |
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ACCA is the
world’s largest and fastest-growing international
accountancy body and works to promote high ethical and
governance standards in organisational approaches to
environmental and sustainability management. |
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| BSi |
British
Standards Institutution |
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The National
Standards Body of the UK, British Standards is
among the world’s leading providers of standards
and standards products. Through engagement and collaboration
with its stakeholders, it develops standards and applies
innovative standardisation solutions to meet the needs
of business and society. |
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| CAF |
Charities
Aid Foundation |
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CAF (Charities
Aid Foundation) is an international non-governmental
organisation providing specialist financial services
to charities and their supporters. With 80 years of
experience and a global network spanning five continents,
CAF is committed to increasing the resources of charities
and helping individual and corporate donors add value
to their generosity. The CAF Corporates and Communities
Awards reflect innovation in Internet reporting of corporate
community involvement. |
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| EIC |
Environmental
Industries Commission |
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Terra Consult
is a member of the Environmental Industries Commission
(EIC) - the UK industry body for the environmental technology
and services sector. The EIC works with legislators,
regulators and practitioners to promote the benefits
of high environmental practice for UK plc. |
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Forum for
Technology, Citizens and the Market |
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The Forum for
Technology, Citizens and the Market has been set up
to tackle some of the problems associated with the introduction
of new technologies into society. The Forum members
are exploring how this can be achieved by promoting
an open dialogue between science-based industry and
society concerning the innovation process. |
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