According to the guidelines, all industrial companies and industrial federations of China are encouraged to establish a CSR system in four sectors: management, regulations, information and supervision.
China Federation of Industrial Economics
Issuer notesEngaged industries include iron, steel, oil, chemicals, light industry, textiles, building materials, non-ferrous metals, electric power and mining.
More informationThe guidelines were issued by 11 national industrial federations and associations engaged in iron, steel, oil, chemicals, light industry, textiles, building materials, non-ferrous metals, electric power and mining. According to the guidelines, all industrial companies and industrial federations of China are encouraged to establish a CSR system in four sectors: management, regulations, information and supervision, in order to run business in a methodical and regulated way. The guidelines state that the content of a CSR report should cover eight aspects: public statement, scientific development, environmental protection, energy conservation, production safety, interests of employees, interests of stakeholders and social commonwealth. The guidelines recommend more than 80 key indicators related to economic performance, employment of employees, labor contract, production safety, social insurance, energy consumption and emission, environmental protection, company credit, etc. These indicators are encouraged to be disclosed in the CSR report.
Reporting resourcesTrue
Organizations covered by the instrumentLarge private and listed companies
Industry scopeAll/none specified
Industry scope notesIndustrial companies
Disclosure venueSustainability report
Current
CountryChina
RegionAsia Pacific
Date of publication2008
Issuer typeIndustry bodies, business associations
Reporting requirementsGuidelines and standards for non-financial reporting
Mandatory or voluntaryVoluntary
The geographical scopeNational/federal