Policies and memberships

UNGC

The United Nations Global Compact was launched in 2000 to encourage businesses and societies all over the world to adopt sustainable and socially responsible policies, and report on their implementation.

Through the Global Compact, businesses are brought together with UN agencies, groups of workers and civil society.

UNPRB

The Principles for Responsible Banking are part of the UNEP FI (UN Environment Program Finance Initiative).

They are a unique framework for ensuring that signatory banks’ strategy and practice align with the vision society has set out for its future in the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement.

ProRSE

ProRSE brings together CSR professionals working in Luxembourg.

Monthly meetings are arranged so that professionals can meet up and discuss their experiences. It seeks to provide its members with better information and training.

INDR

This recognises contribution to sustainable development and confirms the creation of shared value.

In doing so, the INDR (National Institute for Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility) rewards good practice. It requires compliance on key points such as having a strategy that creates shared value, factoring CSR into governance, and being attentive and fair to staff.

Responsibility Europe

RE is the international name for European CSR labels.

It acts as a benchmark, bringing together the regulatory requirements specific to each country, and the aspects combined in ISO 26000.

SDK

Label awarded to companies and institutions that manage their waste in an environmentally friendly way.