Governance
The economic downturn stemmed from corruption and a lack of transparency in the financial sector, and has resulted in a wholesale loss of trust in business. Companies wanting to reinstate that trust and improve business performance must revamp their corporate governance practices and ensure they are operating accountably and transparently. Article 13, a signatory of the UN Global Compact, is committed to ethical business practices and disseminates research and articles on corporate governance themes. You can find a selection of our most popular governance and accountability articles below, or visit our Transparency and Anti-corruption Resource Centre for further insights.
Transparency and anti-corruption case studies
- Sustainable business practice at Ford - recognised as an industry leader for business responsibility, partly as a result of its integration of a variety of ethical standards, sustainability initiatives and transparency policies throughout the business.
- Reducing corruption in Shell's Nigerian operations - improving its reputation in Nigeria by implementing a range of initiatives and policies across its Nigerian operations, supply chain and its business model.
- Siemens AG's anti-corruption programme - widescale implementation of changes to governance, compliance, policies and communication to avoid future corruption scandals and improve the company culture.
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CSR case studies
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Views from the field
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Our publications
- Reshaping corporate governance - an article published in Governance that reflects on the impact of the global financial crisis on corporate governance and puts forward a framework for a new phase of governance which serves to win back trust in business and add shareholder value.
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