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Broadening the stakeholder base : Rio Tinto's business with communities programme

conference contribution
posted on 2000-01-01, 00:00 authored by David Birch
Developing long term Business with Community partnerships is becoming an increasingly strategic means of realising corporate citizenship, in one form or another. Many companies in Australia, and elsewhere, are rushing into this, often with disastrous results. One company which has been at the forefront of developing such partnerships, in ways to avoid some of the rushed disasters we are seeing right now, is Rio Tinto, with its Business With Communities Programme established for the last six years in Australia. At the heart of this programme is an approach to strategic corporate citizenship which has nothing to do with altruism, philanthropy or corporate generosity to the community. It is a serious exercise, driven by stakeholder dialogue, in building social capital in the communities in which Rio Tinto operates.<br>

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Location

Aalborg, Denmark

Language

eng

Publication classification

E2 Full written paper - non-refereed / Abstract reviewed

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1 - 8

Start date

2000-10-18

End date

2000-10-20

Title of proceedings

Euro Environment 2000 : Visions, Stategies and Actions Towards Sustainable Industries - Aalborg, Denmark, October 18–20, 2000

Event

Pan-European environmental conference on Industry and Environmental Performance (2nd : 2000 : Aalborg, Denmark)

Publisher

[European Environmental Education]

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