Government launches corporate responsibility Web site

Howard Lake | 3 April 2001 | News

The Department of Trade and Industry has launched Corporate Social Reponsibility, a Web site that aims to develop corporate social responsibility in the UK.

The Department of Trade and Industry has launched a Web site to promote corporate social responsibility. The site includes an introductory report from Government Minister Kim Howells, Government in which he sets out the business case and priorities.

You can read how companies benefit from such activity and see a summary of how government is helping. There is also a discussion forum, but it didn’t function when we tried to access it in Netscape Navigator 4.7.

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