Other resources

National Ethical Investment Week 2009 Action Guide for Church Groups [2]

Published by UK Sustainable Investment and Finance (UKSIF) in association with ECCR.

Download the action guide [3] (pdf) 

Churches, Civil Society, Multinational Companies and Corporate Responsibility in Central and Eastern Europe: Workshop Report and Resource Book

Report of the Workshop on Churches, Civil Society, Multinational Companies and Corporate Responsibility in Central and Eastern Europe co-organised in Prague, Czech Republic, in October 2006 by ECCR, the Ecumenical Academy Prague, and the Work & Economy Research Network in the European Churches, with financial support from the European Commission

Published October 2006.

Download the report [4] (pdf)

The Bench Marks: A User’s Guide 

Published to help people and organisations use the Bench Marks as a tool for assessing and reporting on company behaviour, the Guide was first presented at ECCR's Workshop on Churches, Civil Society, Multinational Companies and Corporate Responsibility in Central and Eastern Europe, in Prague, Czech Republic, in October 2006.

The 20-page Guide focuses on:

• the Bench Marks approach
• Bench Marks themes and stakeholder groups
• linking between 'host' and 'home' country communities, faith groups and organisations
• how to develop a framework for research, measurement and action
• measuring company performance
• engaging with companies to effect change
• developing an ethical investment policy
• sources of further information.
  

Download the Guide [5] (pdf)

Analysing Multinational Companies and Engaging for Change

Paper by ECCR Board member Barbara Hayes presented at the Workshop on Churches, Civil Society, Multinational Companies and Corporate Responsibility in Central and Eastern Europe.
Download and read the paper [6] (pdf)

Faith in the Future … of Business?

An exploration of the issues of corporate responsibility in a theological context, highlighting concerns held by people of faith engaged in corporate responsibility about the way companies operate, and exploring the implications of 'stakeholding'.

Published 1999. Price: ECCR members - £5 / €7 / $10. Non-members - £12 / €17 /  $23. Order form [7].