Working for sustainable development in primary industry

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Ethics Theory and Business Practice 10.3 The Responsibilities of Business Executives – Part Three Normative Stakeholder Theory Rationales.

Advertisements

MOLSON COORS BREWING COMPANY doing business the right way

 Economics – explains the choices we make and how those choices change as we cope with scarcity  Scarcity – the idea that there is a short supply or.

Winning Strategy 2 CSR plan

Definition of CSR “ The duty a corporation has to create wealth by using means that avoid harm to, protect, or enhance societal assets” p. 116 “ The duty.

. Your activity should be relevant and appropriate to your issue and your locality. It must be chosen from one of the nine range and content areas of.

An Introduction to Ethical, Sustainable and Responsible Investment Draft Client Presentation Xyz Financial Advisory Ltd Date For use by financial services.

Forestry Management. Forestry Management Who Oversees What Happens in Forests  Regulated by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR)  Ensure that forests.

The concept of Managing Sustainability on Toyota

Basic Definitions and Drivers (Sustainability Reporting) Introduction and scene setting.

Function of Financial Management and Financial Accounting in the Health and Fitness Sector.

By: 1. Kenneth A. Kim John R. Nofsinger And 2. A. C. Fernando.

Part E – IMPACT OF MULTINATIONAL BUSINESSES ON HOST COUNTRIES AS (3.2): Demonstrate understanding of strategic response to external factors by a.

Stakeholder approach to Corporate governance Jana Klokočníková Jiří Brejcha FSV IES 2007.

C O A L I T I O N Corner Developing Effective Grassroots Programs Coalition Corner: Business training tools for HR staff, real estate licensees and other.

Part A – SOCIAL & CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY AS (3.2): Demonstrate understanding of strategic response to external factors by a business that operates.

RESOURCES - AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE. Extracting natural resources brings money into the economy. How? 1.Provides jobs for more than a million Canadians.

Business Responsibility and Sustainability Dr Eshani Beddewela Week 04.

The one of the world’s largest mining companies focusing on platinum, metals, diamonds, copper, nickel, iron ore, metallurgical and thermal coal. Corporate.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Corporate Governance. What is Corporate Governance ? Corporate Governance refers to the structures & processes for the efficient.

COMPANY PROFILE  Corporate profile:   etc.  Mission and activities:   etc. 1/2.

6. Comparative corporate governance Ilir Haxhi. Learning objectives grasp the concept of corporate governance contrast the differences between alternative.

Strategic Management of Stakeholder Relationships

Zh.S.Belyaeva CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ENERGY INDUSTRY Ekaterinburg, 2015.

INTRODUCTION: The objective of this lesson is to acquaint learners with the roles of the ‘STAKEHOLDERS’ in the business environment. The typical high street.

Business Ethics 1 كلية العلوم والدراسات الانسانية بالغاط Chapter 3: Stakeholder Relationships, Social Responsibility, and Corporate Governance.

Sustainable Development Goals Awareness and Engagement Survey Findings 14 th April 2016.

The vital role of Sales at Kraft Foods UK. LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Know how the sales function is organised at Kraft. Understand the key role.

GB 590 Corporate Social Responsibility Dr. Mary Dereshiwsky John McGonegal March 26, 2012.

Meeting global responsibilities by caring for communities.

The future of mining industry investment September 2015.

A stakeholder approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR)

13-Sep-17 E pluribus unum? The role of intermediaries in helping SMEs master non-market strategies Prof. Luca Brusati School of Advanced.

Ethics in Global Business

A. Abdullah, E. Wild, S. Boladeras, H. Murphy, R. Collacott

HIMSS Standards Activities

Bringing an innovative product to market: Assure®

Social Responsibility Framework

SustainRisk Financial Governance, Social and Environmental

Elmsett CEVC Primary School

Strategy in action - healthy schools

Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.MGT437

Company overview – Environmental and Social Consultants

Today we are going to learn more about :-

Taking a long-term view - developing fuels for the future

1.3 Organisational Objectives social auditing

Implementing quality systems

COPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CORPORATE SOCIAL DISCLOSURE

CDP Global Forests Report 2014

HEALTH IN POLICIES TRAINING

Helping people and organizations thrive

Mission-led Business Introduction

Requirements Engineering

Create stakeholder analysis

Business Ethics: Ethical Decision Making and Cases, Seventh Edition

SustainRisk Providing an unique combination of expertise in extractives after decades of work in financial institutions, mining companies and consulting.

Who Controls Our Business?

Learning Objectives Identify stakeholders’ roles in business ethics

Community Integration and Development USP Conference May 2013

Chapter 11 - INDUSTRY Introduction.

Chapter 11 - INDUSTRY Introduction.

Business and Community Stakeholders

H Horse Care H2.7b Improve Practices

Kim Kelley International Total Rewards Consultant, SHRM-SCP, GCEBS

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Stakeholders role in natural resources management

Industrial Technology Timber Stage 5

The Corporate Social Audit Corporate Sustainability

Presentation transcript:

Working for sustainable development in primary industry

LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Know that Anglo American is a global leader in the mining and natural resources sector. Appreciate that natural capital can be used to develop social and human capital. Know that Anglo American is a socially responsible company.

INTRODUCTION Anglo American is a worldwide mining company. In some cases - such as Anglo's forestry business - these can be renewed. In mining, this is not the case. Anglo American tries to make sure that it's mining is sustainable. Sustainability is about replacing what has been taken out.

HELPING POORER COUNTRIES Poorer countries supply a high proportion of resources. Wealth from mining can help poorer countries to improve health and education. Many firms have a duty to help poorer countries to develop.

RESPONSIBILITY TO STAKEHOLDERS Stakeholders are any group that is affected by or has a stake in a business. Anglo American thinks all groups, not just shareholders, are important. Grouping a long term business it believes that it best serves its shareholders by also showing consideration to other stakeholders.

GOOD CITIZENSIP Anglo American recognises that its reputation is determined by the quality its relationships. The communities with which the Company is concerned range from people living next door to a paper mill to anyone living alongside a road used by the company's vehicles. Managing these is a key part of building a strong reputation and being a good corporate citizen.

CONCLUSION Anglo American requires all its operations to have Community Engagement Plans. Anglo American makes mining sustainable by adding to social capital in areas where it works. Anglo American also seeks to ensure that its environmental impacts are carefully controlled.

ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES How well do you know that Anglo American is a global leader in the mining and natural resources sector? How well do you appreciate that natural capital can be used to develop social and human capital? How well do you know that Anglo American is a socially responsible company?