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Background
Paper For the Workshop "Stakeholder
Citizenship and the Health Sector" 2/3
February 2002, NY A preliminary Collection of Example Activities, Organisations, Networks and Resoruces in the Areas of Health and Corporate / Stakeholder Citizenship
1.
Introduction This
document provides a collection of examples of activities, organisations,
networks, and resources in the areas of health and coroporate / stakeholder
citizenship. It
is by no means complete - but rather a starting point of a "library"
of stakeholder ideas and activities in these areas. We hope to add to the
collection as the Implementation Conference (IC) project progresses. The
IC is all about gathering and developing ideas of action that stakeholders might
want to engage in collaboratively. We hope that the examples and resources that
we collect will inspire stakeholders in the IC process. An
updated version of this document will be made available at the workshop
"Stakeholder Citizenship and the Health Sector", 2/3 February, NY. We
are sure we will learn of more examples and resources at the workshop itself. If
you can point us to other activities that should be included here, please let us
know. Contact Gordon Baker at gbaker@earthsummit2002.org. Please
note that the descriptions are in most cases based on self-descriptions which
are available in the public domain. As such, they do not present an 'analysis'
but a colleaction of 'raw data'. Neither do the following descriptions imply any
kind of assessment, evaluation or opinion by the partners hosting the workshop
(Stakeholder Forum For Our Common Future, BP Amoco plc, Novartis International
AG, Novo Nordisk A/S, Society for Participatory Research in Asia, World
Information Transfer), or any other organisation or individual involved with the
IC project or the workshop activities. Criteria
for inclusion in this background document were the areas of work (health;
corporate citizenship); examples that might be discussed at the workshop (eg
activities partners are involved in); with a preference to multi-stakeholder
activities.
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