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World Bank - 2017

The purpose of this report is to gain an understanding of the financial reporting requirements for companies whose … of the local securities market regulator in respect of financial reporting of listed companies specifically. Questions …: overview of the securities exchange and market; securities market regulation; financial reporting requirements for listed …

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Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes, Accounting and Auditing : Module B - Institutional Framework for Corporate Financial Reporting, B.8 Accounting Standard-setting

World Bank - 2017

accounting and financial reporting standards in a jurisdiction, covering: (a) the adoption of International Financial Reporting …

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Public Reporting on State-Owned Enterprises : Managing the Relationship between SOE Aggregate Reporting and Public Sector Consolidated Financial Statements

World Bank - 2022

strengthen monitoring of SOE performance and to improve transparency in reporting on the sector. The objective of this note is to … examine two distinct but related practices for public reporting on SOEs, aggregate reporting and public sector consolidated …

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Corporate responses to HIV/AIDS : case studies from India

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Corporate Responses to HIV/AIDS : Case Studies from India

World Bank - 2012

This collection of case studies aims to contribute to the growing evidence on private sector engagement in the fight against HIV and AIDS and the challenges businesses are overcoming in this fight. By capturing the experiences of the local private sector, it seeks to foster a more active...

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Towards Sustainable Mineral-Intensive Growth in Orissa : Managing Environmental and Social Impacts

World Bank - 2012

The study's objective was to support the socio-economic development program of the Government of Orissa by helping to analyze and formulate practical strategies for strengthening an institutional and regulatory framework with respect to managing the environmental and social impacts of...

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Strengthening the Citizen-State Compact through Feedback : Effective Complaint Management as a Pathway to Articulate Citizen Voice and Improve State Response

World Bank - 2016

The Palestinian Authority is committed to improving state-citizen relations through various mechanisms including the complaints resolution. The objective of this technical assistance, which has been undertaken at the request of the DGC, is to strengthen the Complaint Handling Mechanisms (CHMs)...

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Corporate Social Responsibility : Private Self-Regulation is Not Enough

World Bank - 2012

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an established part of the global landscape, with companies throughout the world abiding by the United Nations global compact and many governments starting CSR initiatives. Michel Doucin explains the history behind the phenomenon, identifying the...

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A Corporate Governance Model : Building Responsible Boards and Sustainable Businesses

World Bank - 2012

The foundation of good corporate governance is the intellectual honesty of directors and senior management. This intellectual honesty is expressed by acting in the best interests of the incapacitated company. The company, on formation, is a person, but it is absolutely incapacitated until its...

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Corporate Responsibility

World Bank - 2012

Activists are often unhappy with the laws governing business behavior and with their enforcement. One strategy they use to alter the behavior of corporations is to target not the laws but the corporations, hoping that they will change without being legally obliged to. Sometimes firms do, because...

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