Ceres and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) today announced the shortlist of candidate reports for the Ceres-ACCA North American Sustainability Reporting Awards for 2007. Of the 87 sustainability reports received, 21 were selected for further consideration by the judges’ panel that meets next month.
The final winners will be announced at the Ceres Annual Conference at the Renaissance Waterfront Hotel in Boston on April 29, and also at an awards ceremony in Vancouver on May 14.Now in its seventh year, the awards program is designed to highlight best practices in reporting on sustainability issues by North American organizations, and to provide guidance to other groups and companies that are publishing or intend to publish sustainability or corporate social responsibility reports.
This year's awards are sponsored by Planet 2050, Weber Shandwick's Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability practice.
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Sustainability is so important for businesses today. I remember attending a conference a few years ago when a CEO for a flooring company said that his aim was for his company to have a zero footprint by 2010.
Everyone though he was crazy. But now, his company has almost made it, and everyone else is doing the same thing.
Its all good and well, but offshore corporations such as Reliance Oil are undoing all the good work we are doing.
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