Sunday, January 23, 2005
Welcome To CSR Column
Dear All,
Welcome to CSR Column. A blog I have created to share my musings, discoveries and resources on CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). Looking foward for your thoughts, findings, criticisms and suggestions.
Emily Waita
Self Proclaimed Socio-Capitalist :-)
Take a moment; Have a look at an excerpt on a scenario we could face in the next 50 years
Powerful forces of change are converging that could set the stage for a long, sustained economic boom in the next few decades—the transition to a knowledge-based society; the emergence of more deeply integrated, global markets for goods, services, capital and technology; and a fast-growing environmental awareness that could greatly accelerate the shift to new, less resource-intensive production and consumption patterns. The result could be several decades of above-average economic growth, substantial increases in income and wealth, and significant improvements in well-being across the world. But what will it take to unleash these dynamic forces? What are the forces driving economic and social change in today’s world?. What is the likelihood of a long boom materializing in the first decades of the 21st century and what are the strategic policies essential for making it happen?
Food for thought.
Welcome to CSR Column. A blog I have created to share my musings, discoveries and resources on CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). Looking foward for your thoughts, findings, criticisms and suggestions.
Emily Waita
Self Proclaimed Socio-Capitalist :-)
Take a moment; Have a look at an excerpt on a scenario we could face in the next 50 years
Powerful forces of change are converging that could set the stage for a long, sustained economic boom in the next few decades—the transition to a knowledge-based society; the emergence of more deeply integrated, global markets for goods, services, capital and technology; and a fast-growing environmental awareness that could greatly accelerate the shift to new, less resource-intensive production and consumption patterns. The result could be several decades of above-average economic growth, substantial increases in income and wealth, and significant improvements in well-being across the world. But what will it take to unleash these dynamic forces? What are the forces driving economic and social change in today’s world?. What is the likelihood of a long boom materializing in the first decades of the 21st century and what are the strategic policies essential for making it happen?
Food for thought.
// posted by Emily Waita @ 1:41 AM 
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