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A view from the UK, Germany, Greece and Italy

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Quality financial, social and livelihoods education for children and youth

Année 22 numéro 4

Dans un monde où le secteur financier est à nouveau malmené et où les valeurs bancaires manquent de stabilité - c'est le moins que l'on puisse dire -, pourquoi ne pas s'intéresser à une autre finance qualifiée d'alternative, la finance islamique.
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Learning from Cooperatives in the Global Crisis

Année 22 numéro 3

Islamic finance, developed during the 70's in the Muslim countries, is experiencing an increasing popularity far outside the Muslim world's frontiers. In a world where the dominance of the capitalist economy is obvious, the development of a system where the main principle is the exclusion the interest rate comes close to being an exploit.

An exploratory study

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The financial sector has gone through tough times recently, after it became clear that banks had been taking irresponsible financial risks. This has not only had far-reaching negative consequences for the banks themselves, but also for the global economy and, therefore, for millions of people in both developed and developing countries. In addition to financial risks, banks are also faced with the environmental, socioeconomic and political risks of their business operations, and for many years stakeholders have been trying to draw attention to this. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is now well recognised in the financial sector in most European countries, with wide-ranging CSR reports and sustainable investment products becoming commonplace. Research by SOMO into the scope of the CSR policies of a selection of European banks reveals, however, that these policies have serious limitations. In particular, the CSR policies of large banks generally only apply to a very small part of the banks' activities. Transparency regarding the policies applied is often lacking as well: While consumers can choose sustainable investment products at any bank, it is often difficult to determine the extent to which banks apply their CSR policy to their mainstream investment portfolio. This paper aims to contribute to a public debate about a more consistent and transparent application of CSR policies in the financial sector, especially with regard to asset management.
The consensual budget standards method p13 Poverty definitions and lifestyles p33 Subsidiary budgets p65 The total budgets p11 Summary and conclusions p135
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on the design, construction and application of reference budgets

Introduction p5 The design of reference budgets p11 The construction of reference budgets p27 The application of reference budgets p41 Case studies p51 (AT/BE/BG/SP/FI/DE/IE/SE/UK) Mutual learning on reference budgets: lessons learned p122
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Why the Carbon and Climate Principles will not stop the melting of the ice

A tough climate Time for Principles A meek response Ambition needed A different approach; the Kiribati Principles Engagement required

on the design, construction and application of standard budgets

Manuel de présentation et d'explication de l'approche du NIBUD des budgets standardisés.
23/04/2008
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Raaport annuel 2008 d'Oikocredit

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