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Guidelines to the State-owned Enterprises Directly under the Central Government on Fulfilling Corporate Social Responsibilities, 2008.

China Current 2008

Guides Central State-owned Enterprises (CSOEs) to fulfil corporate social responsibilities, set out the main measures for CSOEs to fulfil CSR, such as establishing CSR fulfilment mechanisms and CSR information reporting systems.

Issuer name

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC)

More information

These guidelines were issued by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC). They were proposed by the 17th CPC National Congress, and give the impetus to Central State-owned Enterprises (CSOEs) to fulfil corporate social responsibilities, so as to realize the comprehensive and sustainable development of social and environmental aspects of enterprises. According to the guidelines, the main contents of fulfilling CSR by CSOEs include: insisting on a legal and honest way of business operation, constantly improving their ability to make sustainable profits, improving product quality and service, strengthening resource conservation and environmental protection, promoting independent innovation and technological advancement, ensuring production safety, protecting legal rights of employees, and participating in social public welfare programs. The guidelines also set out the main measures for CSOEs to fulfil CSR, such as establishing CSR fulfilment mechanisms and CSR information reporting systems.

Reporting resources

True

Organizations covered by the instrument

State-owned companies

Target organization notes

SOEs, State-owned enterprises directly under the central government

Industry scope

All/none specified

Disclosure venue

Sustainability report

ESG coverage - E (Environment)

All

ESG coverage- S (Social)

All

ESG coverage- G (Governance)

All

Status

Current

Country

China

Region

Asia Pacific

Date of publication

2008

Issuer type

Governments (governmental department, agency)

Reporting requirements

Guidelines and standards for non-financial reporting

Mandatory or voluntary

Mandatory

The geographical scope

National/federal

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