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2007年5月14日

作者:
Jonathan Lash

The Business Case for Community Consent

[The World Resource Institute’s] report, [The Business Case for Community Consent], examines the premise that the informed consent of a community affected by development projects, either public or private, makes good business sense. It argues that the risks created by not obtaining community consent are significant and quantifiable, as are the benefits obtained with meaningful consultation…[This report carries the endorsement of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility]