BITC Guidance note for Corporate Responsibility (CR) reporting

Corporate Responsibility (CR) can help develop trust, build business, boost morale, create opportunities and reduce risks. And it has never been more important for companies to be communicating with their stakeholders to demonstrate leadership, their values and vision, successes and failures in CR.

In particular, transparency about what you do and why you choose to do it, is a fundamental principle of responsible business. Many companies are choosing to demonstrate transparency through a CR reporting. In 2008, 88% of FTSE100 companies published non-financial information.

Download the guidance note to find out more about:

• What constitutes a ‘report’?
• What is the relevant legislation?
• What should be in a CR report?
• Common reporting pitfalls
• Report assurance

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