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Enhancing Transparency and Credibility of CSR Practices through Establishment of CSR Performance Assessment and Monitoring Systems in New EU Member States


United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is launching the regional project Enhancing Transparency and Credibility of CSR Practices through Establishment of CSR Performance Assessment and Monitoring Systems in New EU Member States aiming to develop and introduce a measurement and monitoring mechanism of CSR performance

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is launching the regional project Enhancing Transparency and Credibility of CSR Practices through Establishment of CSR Performance Assessment and Monitoring Systems in New EU Member States aiming to develop and introduce a measurement and monitoring mechanism of CSR performance and the level of excellence achieved in CSR practices at country and company levels. The Project is expected to enhance the transparency and credibility of CSR practices and lay a basis for country level CSR measurement and monitoring systems in selected EU member states. Funded by the European Union, the Project is led by UNDP Office in Lithuania and is implemented by UNDP Offices in Project countries - Bulgaria, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Slovak Republic.The duration of the Project is one year: December 2009 – December 2010.

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Enhancing Transparency and Credibility of CSR Practices through Establishment of CSR Performance Assessment and Monitoring Systems in New EU Member States (141 KB)Enhancing Transparency and Credibility of CSR Practices through Establishment of CSR Performance Assessment and Monitoring Systems in New EU Member States (293 KB)

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Project Coordination Office:
UNDP Lithuania, Gostauto 40A, Vilnius, Lithuania
Ms. Ieva Labanauskiene
Tel.:             +370 5 210 7 405       (direct project line)
Fax: +370 5 210 7 401
E-mail: ieva.labanauskiene@undp.org


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