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Article

12 Feb 2009

Author:
Dept. for International Development [UK]

Investing in developing countries is good for development and the bottom line [UK]

British companies have made real progress in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in recent years but it is time to go further. Working and investing in developing countries is good for development and the bottom line. This was the message DFID Minister Gareth Thomas gave to more than 100 business representatives at an event at the Shell Foundation...[also refers to Marks and Spencer]