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Shaping the next stage of the human rights dialogue and the industry’s responsibility.
Improving people's quality of life: it concerns the basic human need to live one's life in dignity, with enough to eat, in good health and with an open and trained mind; flourishing in a world without violence).
Moving the needle on climate change through technology adoption.
Fostering equitable growth: it is about focusing on economic growth understood as an essential prerequisite for communities and individuals to prosper.
Return on investment.
Protecting the environment: it is about ensuring that the other goals are achieved without breaching the planet’s ability to regenerate for future generations.
This Human Rights Issue Matrix is a fundamental Guide for Service Providers and Manufacturers
This issues matrix seeks to map the various potential human rights impacts of the ICT industry – pos...
The study, builds on the GeSI #SMARTer2030 report, analyses the German climate targets and the contr...
In 2015, GeSI launched a new report in the SMART series with the aim to extend our horizon to 2030 a...
This report comes at a time when companies are paying greater attention to the materiality principle...
This report explores the impacts of climate change on the information and communication technology...
This manual is intended for anyone responsible for workplace training.
A practical and consistent Methodology, Tool and roadmap for assessing ICT’s capacity to enable the...
In connection with the Evaluating the carbon-reducing impacts methodology,GeSI has produced a powerf...
As well as continuing to drive progress against the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to 2015 and...
