Beijing Releases Child Rights And Enterprise Principles To Protect Children's Healthy Growth

In May 15th, the United Nations Global Compact, save the children and the United Nations. children The children's rights and enterprise principles jointly developed by the foundation were released in Beijing.

According to the joint chairman of the Drafting Committee of the children's rights and enterprise principles and the Elisabeth Dahlin, Elizabeth, Secretary General of the Swedish Relief Committee for children, many enterprises in China are committed to paying more attention to social responsibility in business activities. Many companies have followed the "10 principles of the United Nations Global compact"; many enterprises have begun to work on energy conservation, emission reduction and production safety; many other enterprises have realized that with the advent of globalization, any section of the supply chain that fails to meet the increasing standards of consumers will damage the image and profits of the enterprise. "Dahlin"

Rui Lian Bo Children's rights And corporate social responsibility center China Textile A joint investigation by the Federation of social responsibility Office of the Industrial Federation released a report on the voice of young workers who listened to the Post 80 mentality. The center for child rights and corporate social responsibility will also help Chinese and foreign enterprises to implement the rights and principles of children.

Britta Ostrom, a center executive director, points out that starting businesses may find it difficult to implement new principles. It sets up a high standard of responsibility for enterprises, but the new principle also calls for cooperation among all parties. Brita Ostrom, Only when all stakeholders join hands and forge ahead together can we achieve satisfactory results.

During the drafting of the principles, more than 600 entrepreneurs, civil society and relevant government departments, academics and children participated in consultations or participated in online discussions in 10 cities around the world. A public online feedback channel was also opened before the London global conference in March 2012 to deepen the understanding and understanding of the new principles of the whole society.