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Managing Interdependence Social Responsibility and Ethics The Social Responsibility of MNCs Multinational corporations (MNCs) have been and—to a lesser extent—continue to be at the center of debate regarding social responsibility, particularly the benefits versus harm wrought by their operations around the world, especially in less developed countries. The criticisms of MNCs have been lessened in recent years by the decreasing economic differences among countries, by the emergence of less developed

farmers are likely to rely principally on such non-market incomes. Land, especially in Upland areas, is likely to be valued chiefly for its environmental contribution. Farmers are not the only means to deliver public goods nor is the current set benefits, which arise as a by-product of farming, necessarily that which will best meet the preferences of society in the long term. In a rich society the wish to support areas of substantial scenic or scientific interest seems likely to increase. However

Sovereignty hasn’t been transferred to state-like federation but sovereignty increasingly held in common = pooled among gvts. Inherently untidy and inefficient system, built on sustaining the illusion that gvts can themselves provide their voters with benefits which in practice can only be won though common action with others. = postmodern : shared discourse which the participants prefer to understand from different perspectives and which they interpret in different ways for different audiences.

2010 Nutrition, santé et bien-être • S'applique à tous les produits de la gamme – innovation/rénovation – 20% des produits sont rénovés chaque année, rénovation complète tous les cinq ans • 60/40+ • Nutritional Compass • Branded Active Benefits (BABs) 23 Mars 2010 Exemple de 60/40+ : amélioration à la fois du goût et de la valeur nutritionnelle Nouilles aux céréales complètes – Inde • taux élévé en fibre • protéines • légumes Sain et au goût agréable 24 Mars 2010

International airlift 65 - 66 – Ground transportation 67 - 68 – Domestic airlift 69 - 70 Cluster 4 :People in tourism - 71 – Transformation 72 - 74 – People development for tourism and hospitality 75 - 76 – Service excellence 77 - 78 – Improve community benefits from and participation in tourism 79 - 80 – Provide decent work in the tourism industry 81 - 82 • Roles and responsibilities 83 - 85 • Institutional arrangement and structure 86 - 101 • Monitoring and evaluation - 102 … table of contents …

such a way that the buyer or user perceives relevant, unique, sustainable added values, which match their needs most closely. (De Chernatory and Mc Donald,1988) A brand is highly powerful tool, because I t provides a balance of functional benefits and performance values. The term branch is used to describe the personality of a particular company’s products. The brand concerns use of design, color, typography, the quality that brand portrays and the actual identity of a product or service as

Mars 2010 Nutrition, santé et bien-être • S'applique à tous les produits de la gamme – innovation/rénovation – 20% des produits sont rénovés chaque année, rénovation complète tous les cinq ans • 60/40+ • Nutritional Compass • Branded Active Benefits (BABs) 23 Mars 2010 Exemple de 60/40+ : amélioration à la fois du goût et de la valeur nutritionnelle Nouilles aux céréales complètes – Inde • taux élévé en fibre • protéines • légumes Sain et au goût agréable      adjonction

trade; (c)      national science and technology acceleration to support the development of the main program. In implementing the Economic Corridors, economic development will focus on the synergy of sectoral and regional development to increase benefits nationally. The Economic Corridors also focus on the infrastructure development which will emphasize the cooperation between the Government and private sectors. The implementation of the Economic Corridors is expected to result in acceleration and

Situation: Single without children Date and Place of Birth: April 16, 1989 at Béroubouay / BENIN OBJECTIVES Participate in a dynamic team, to an activity enabling me to acquire new practical and professional knowledge to put them into practice for the benefit of my community. TRAINING 2014: English proficiency Training for the English language CELPS (Center of Language and Professional Studies) GHANA  TOEFL (Test Of English as a Foreign Language) score: 64/120 2012: Bachelor's Degree Management Assistance

Importance and Evolution of Business Ethics 4 1.2 Presentation of Issues 5 1.3 Introduce the company 5 II - ethics and C.S.R in accor 5 2.1 What is C.S.R. and Business Ethics? 5 2.1.1 Definition 6 2.1.2 Overview of C.S.R and Business 6 2.2 Benefits of C.S.R. and Business Ethics 7 2.3 Main issues impacting in ACCOR 7 2.3.1 Stakeholders 7 2.3.2 Environment 10 2.3.3 Social Issues 10 2.4 Ethical Codes: definition and impact 11 2.6 Communicate and Reporting corporate social initiatives 12