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Projet D'Integration Du Developpement Durable Au Tableau De Bord Des Pme Par Une Adaptation Du Sd 21000

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  • Dominique Wolff

    (ESCEM Tours Poitiers - ESCEM School of Business and Management - Groupe école supérieure de commerce et de management Tours-Poitiers)

  • Chantale Roy

    (Département Comptabilité et Management - UdeS - Université de Sherbrooke)

  • Sylvie Berthelot

    (Département Comptabilité et Management - UdeS - Université de Sherbrooke)

Abstract

This contribution was built around the first results of a global research project on the way of piloting the sustainable development and the management of small and medium-sized firms. In a first part, will be presented the main approaches of questions connected with the social responsibility of the company. In a second part, a statement of the international references, on the domain, in terms of management will be presented. This section will give place to a more specific statement of the SD 21000 guide - developed by the Afnor - proposing a methodology of autodiagnosis of the priority sustainable development stakes for the company. Finally, in the third part, a dashboard composed of stakes making the synthesis of the main themes in connection with the management and the corporate social responsibility of companies will be proposed.

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  • Dominique Wolff & Chantale Roy & Sylvie Berthelot, 2009. "Projet D'Integration Du Developpement Durable Au Tableau De Bord Des Pme Par Une Adaptation Du Sd 21000," Post-Print halshs-00459419, HAL.
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