Most of you have seen it in our email footers or red it here on the webpage. The three sustainability principles we work hard to live by.
We are recycling both our products and supplies at the office. As a step to improve this we have picked a small company called Smart Recycling to handle this after it leaves us. We picked them as we know they control ...
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We believe that to run a successful company today, we have to consider more than just financial gain. Our generation will have an enormous impact on what the future will be like for the following generations.
In June 2012 on the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, world leaders come together to build consensus on a more sustainable course for our world. The Forum is held in cooperation with the Rio+20 Secretariat, the UN System and the Global Compact. The Corporate Sustainability ...
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The government representative, State Secretary Gunnar Oom, informed about the latest CSR-news; OECD’s updated guidelines for businesses, EU’s new CSR-pakage which addressed a common standard for CSR reporting, Internet Freedom, China cooperation and the Nordic CSR strategy.
The government also wanted the meeting to share strategies and best practice in regards to Due Diligence*, CSR personal implementation and CSR common standard reporting that would allow revision and comparison between corporations.
*Due diligence is a term referring to purchasing code of conduct ...
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Please find the attached article about our CSR work. It was published in a large Swedish business traveling magazine.
http://digitaltidning.se/magazine/275 Page 46-47
Here is a translation of the article:
Why do Swedish business leaders meet with the UN on Midsummer’s Eve?
Maxibit Worldwide’s CEO Christian Ahlberg is a member of the Government’s reference group for Corporate Social Responsibility and has a background as an entrepreneur. His father, inventor Erik Ahlberg, founded the company in 1978 and patented the world’s first foldable ...
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Today we had a meeting in the Swedish Governments reference group for CSR held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The two main topics was 1) the United Nations Global Compact 10 Years Leaders Summit in New York that I have reported about in previous posts and 2) the status report of the ISO 26000 – Guidance for Social ...
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