Sustainability

lesquels les parties prenantes sont particulièrement sensibles : Exhaustivité, Exhaustivité Transparence, Comparabilité Comparabilité (dans le temps et entre entreprises du même secteur). Completeness Completeness Relevance Relevance Sustainability Sustainability Context Context Accuracy Accuracy Neutrality Neutrality Comparability Comparability Auditability Auditability Clarity Clarity Timeliness Timeliness Et avant tout : CREDIBILITE Le rapport de responsabilité sociale : La qualité

contract : contrat d’assurance.  Landing fees : taxe d’aéroport.  Market survery : étude de marché.  Mass travel : tourisme de masse.  Museum shop : boutique du musée.  Market leader : numéro 1 du marché.  Self-interest : egoïsme.  Sustainability : durabilité.  Sustainable : durable.  The needy : les nécessiteux.  The poor : les pauvres  The rich : les riches  To aggravate : aggravé, empirer.  To appeal to : plaire à.  To behave : se comporter.  To benefit from :profiter

com/news/nation/201104-17-bp-oil-spill-anniversary.htm -,Article showing the effect of the oil spill one year later  http://www.bp.com/sectiongenericarticle8 00.do?categoryId=9036060&contentId=706 6890&nicam=vanity&redirect=www.bp.co m/sustainabilityreview2010- BP’s sustainability report 2010  

yet….system is not mature, need to have DDA behind us before moving to these more sophisticated issues (153 members?!). Bilaterally we have much more leverage to ask our partners to obey certain international rules (ILO, Environment, etc.)… sustainability chapter of FTAs Unilaterally, imposing border taxes, etc would keep lawyers busy and will have lots of lost cases. 2 ways street …China codex versus AMT next slide GIs are rights of Intellectual Property and defined as such in International

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R., 2010. Is accounting for sustainability actually accounting for sustainability…and how would we know? An exploration of narratives of organisations and the planet. Accounting, Organizations and Society 35 (1): 47-62. 2 Notre traduction de “most business reporting on sustainability and much business representative activity around sustainability actually have little, if anything to do with sustainability... So whatever else organisational ‘accounts of sustainability’ are, they are probably not accounts

the ways to implement it to reach targeted impacts. Innovative ICT initiatives to be implemented at grass root level must be carefully localized. They need to be assessed based on aspects of access, quality of contents, reliability of service, sustainability, acceptability, simplicity and current and/or timely information for agricultural operations from crop choice to marketability including transportation and logistics needs, location specificities. A complete analysis of the project and its constraints

time the idea of sustainable development, defined as:”development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs . But this new concept rise new issues like the measurement of sustainability and can be used to justify upholding of western capitalism in spite of environmental problems. Nevertheless, the ambiguity of the term “sustainable” allows flexibility and promotes dialogue among all the stakeholders (including nature’s advocates)

require significant investment, which in the current economic climate may not make commercial sense. It is for this reason that it has been suggested that tax breaks could be used as a means of incentivizing investment into new fabrics. In order for sustainability in fashion to really take off it must make commercial sense to retailers, as they are all ultimately profit driven, otherwise it is destined to remain a niche market. The limitations in fabric choices could account for the fact that major labels

for example, in order to launch economic activities, 290,000 ha of forest cut down in Quebec, 185,000 ha in Ontario and 67,000 ha of forest in Alberta every year. Protecting the integrity of the boreal region over the long term is key to the sustainability and well-being of the Canada’s Aboriginal communities who have lived in harmony with the Boreal for thousands of years. Their activities depend principally on four sectors: subsistence activities, trade of renewable resources, employ with fixed