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This memo discusses sustainability, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and Société Générale's CSR initiatives. It outlines how CSR involves integrating social and environmental concerns into business operations and stakeholder engagement. For banks, CSR priorities include acting responsibly across all activities, developing socially and environmentally innovative products, implementing sustainable HR policies, partnering with local communities, transparent communication, and reducing environmental impact. Société Générale's CSR focuses on quality, governance, risk management, compliance, and innovation. It aims to align social and environmental concerns with its strategy through a proactive approach considering each region's specifics.
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Citizen act memo_dd_va
- 1. MEMO – SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND CSR CITIZEN ACT – season 2011-2012 Developed and written by CCMP (Centrale de Cas et de Médias Pédagogiques) and Olivier DELBARD, Professor of social sciences at ESCP Europe