Transcript Diapositiva 1 - Consumers International

ODECU ES UNA ORGANIZACIÓN:
LA VOZ INDEPENDIENTE DEL CONSUMIDOR
Independiente
De carácter privado
Sin conflictos de interés
Y con compromiso social
Stefan Larenas
Representante Odecu
Grupo Consumidores Comité Espejo
ISO 26000 Chile
Consumers International
World Congress 2011
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How Iso 26.000 can be used by
Consumers Groups ?
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Stefan Larenas R.
ODECU-Chile
At least 28 more Bangladeshi garment workers have died and dozens more were injured after a fire broke out December 14, at a factory 16 miles from the capital Dhaka. Several workers appeared to have suffocated, while others jump
At least 28 more Bangladeshi garment
workers have died and dozens more were
injured after a fire broke out December 14,
at a factory 16 miles from the capital
Dhaka. Several workers appeared to have
suffocated, while others jumped to their
deaths trying to escape the burning
building or were trampled by their
colleagues as they rushed towards the
exits.
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Global World
Open Society
Fluently echange of information
Consumers Awarnes
Public Scrunity of organizations
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March 14, 2011
Walmex takes positive steps on CSR
reporting but falls short on labour rights
issues
Wal-Mart Mexico and Central America
(Walmex) has taken some positive steps in its
recently published 2010 Social Responsibility an
Sustainable Development Report (CSR Report)
but the company continues to fall short in
addressing serious labour rights issues. If
Walmex is genuinely committed to improving
its CSR programs and public reporting, the
company needs to go beyond the small, though
laudable, reporting advancements it has made
in 2010 and tackle the difficult and pressing
issues being raised by civil society stakeholders.
CI Statement
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ISO 26 000 will only be effective if it
facilitates consumers to use their
purchaising power as an incentive to
reward social responsability practice.
Stakeholder should be engaged
SR activities of organizations need to
include the supply chain
Verifications Means
Clause 1
Scope
Guidance to all types of
organizations, regardless
of their size or location
Clause 2
Social responsibility
core subjects
Human
rights
Labour
practices
The
environment
Clause 3
Clause 4
Transparency
Integrating social
responsibility
The relationship of an organization’s
throughout an
characteristics to social responsibility
organization
Communication on
social responsibility
Ethical behaviour
Respect for stakeholder
interests
Respect for the rule of law
Fair
operating
practices
Consumer
issues
Community
involvement
and
development
Related actions and expectation
Principles of
social responsibility
Accountability
Clause 6
Organizational governance
Understanding
social responsibility
History and characteristics;
relationship between social
responsibility and
sustainable development
Stakeholder identification
and engagement
Clause 7
Understanding the social responsibility
of the organization
Practices for
integrating social
responsibility
throughout
an organization
Reviewing and improving
an organization’s actions and practices
related to social responsibility
Voluntary initiatives
for social responsibility
Enhancing credibility
regarding social responsibility
Respect for international
norms of behaviour
Respect for human rights
Bibliography: Authoritative sources and
Annex: Examples of voluntary initiatives
additional guidance
and tools for social responsibility
Maximizing an organization’s contribution to
Definition of key terms
Recognizing social
responsibility
Sustainable development
Terms and
definitions
Clause 5
Two fundamental
practices
of social
responsibility
Holistic approach
6.8.
Community
involvement
and development
6.3.
Human rights
6.2 Organizational
6.7.
Consumer
issues
ORGANIZATION
6.4.
Labour
practices
governance
6.6.
Fair operating
practices
6.5.
The Environment
Interdependence
Figure 3: 7 core subject
6.7. Consumer issues
Holistic approach
6.8.
Community
involvement
and development
6.3.
Human rights
6.7.4. Protecting consumers' health
and safety
6.2 Organizational
6.7.
Consumer
issues
ORGANIZATION
6.7.3. Fair marketing, factual and unbiased
information and fair contractual practices
6.4.
Labour
practices
6.7.5. Sustainable consumption
governance
6.6.
Fair operating
practices
6.5.
The Environment
6.7.6. Consumer service, support, and
complaint and dispute resolution
6.7.7. Consumer data protection and privacy
Interdependence
6.7.8. Access to essential services
6.7.9. Education and awareness
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Transforming the Guidance into Practical Tools
Trasnforming RS in a tool for moving us to reach
sustaniable goals.
Be aware that RS is a long term achieving .
Only consumers awarness and strog consumers
organizations are abe to give credibility and trust
to RS
Is a kind of “wager” that is worth the efforts