Operational guidelines on Banking Corporate Social Responsibility’ published by ABI

by Fabian on 2009/12/11

These Operational Guidelines on Banking Corporate Social Responsibility are the result of the collaborative effort of the inter-bank working group set up within ABI (the Italian Banking Association) as a forum dedicated to the analysis and investigation of CSR issues. Furthermore, they are a response to the demand for a tool providing operational support to those banks that are interested in incorporating CSR into their strategies.

This manual offers guidance on a number of possible courses of action and useful references so as to enable banks to develop, across their organisation, their own CSR strategies.  A modular approach is proposed: i.e., social responsibility does not follow one single path and its design should vary depending on: how mature CSR culture is within the banks, the initiatives taken, individual multi-faceted CSR aspects and cases the enterprise is faced with. These Guidelines are a tool addressing those who, for various reasons, are involved with: corporate governance, starting, managing and implementing CSR at the level of corporate functions and/or dedicated structures networking the many corporate nodes involved.

If interested in receiving a hard copy please write to: a.tanno@abi.it

Source: CSR Europe

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