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des enjeux en termes d’image et de réputation. 34 Ces fonds représentaient cependant en 2003, 2,16 milliards de $ d’actifs aux États-Unis, soit un peu moins de 12 % des actifs investis alors dans ce pays (Source : 2003 Report on socially Responsible investing trend in the United States. Téléchargeable sur le site : www.socialinvest.org) 65 Management et gestion des ressources humaines : stratégies, acteurs et pratiques Face à de tels enjeux, les entreprises sont conduites aujourd’hui

Working Group (DSWG) and a Sector Investment Plan has been developed for local government (LOGSIP). 3.2 The staff of central ministries have largely been moved to local governments, retaining small units and headquarters at national level, who are responsible for policy. However, the national level still retains considerable control through conditional grants, which define largely what local governments can and cannot do, and circumscribe considerably their powers in practice as these represent such

Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota. Covitt, B.A. (2002a), Middle School Students’ Attitude Toward Required Chesapeake Bay Service-Learning, Corporation for National and Community Service, Washington, DC. Covitt, B.A. (2002b), Motivating Environmentally Responsible Behaviors through Service-Learning, Corporation for National Service, Washington, DC COMMENT APPREND-ON ? LA RECHERCHE AU SERVICE DE LA PRATIQUE – © OECD 2010 260 – 10. LA COMMUNAUTÉ : UNE RESSOURCE POUR L’APPRENTISSAGE Davila, A. et M. Mora

foreign multinationals, that operate in the country, has been the settling in Madrid of their headquarters. This evolution comes together with a reduction of the manufacturing activities and the transformation of many facilities into logistic centres responsible for the distribution (for the Iberian or even the Southern European markets) of goods produced elsewhere. Together with the general headquarters of the Spanish multinationals that have emerged in recent years and to which we referred before, the

321-340. 323 SCHUMPETER, J. (1912), « Theory of Economic Development », Cambridge Mass., Harvard University Press. Traduction française en 1934, « Théorie du développement économique » SEGRADO, C. H., (2005a), “Islamic microfinance and socially responsible investments”, MEDA PROJECT, Microfinance at the University, University of Torino , Retrieved from www.gdrc.org/icm/islamic-microfinance.pdf, pp. 4-15. SEGRADO C. H. (2005b), « The Involvement of Commercial Banks in Microfinance : The Egyptian

information to support corporations in relation to their sustainable development. Sustainability accounting describes a subset of accounting that deals with activities, methods and systems to record, analyse and report: • First, environmentally and socially induced financial impacts, • Second, ecological and social impacts of a defined economic system (e.g., the company, production site, nation, etc.), and • Third, and perhaps most important, the interactions and linkages between social, environmental