ISO/TMB/WG SR – IDTF N065_ WD4.2 Annex A - DRAFT
ISO/TMB/WG SR N 145
統合原案タスクフォース－原案附属書A (SRイニシアチブ)
2008年6月18日
WG
エキスパートのための注意事項：この文書は，検討を進めるためのベースとして提出するものである。
エキスパート各位には，
WD4.2
と共に配布したコメントテンプレートを用いて，この文書に関するコメン
トを提出するよう要請する。
(
テンプレート，第
2
欄の参考“附属書
A
”を含めること
)
。この附属書の検討
にあたっては，次の点を考慮のこと。
1.
どのイニシアチブを附属書に含めるべきかを特定する根拠
2.
イニシアチブを
(
この原案で提案しているように
)
表の形式で提示するか，又は単純なリストとす
るか
3.
イニシアチブを類別するもっとも有用な手段
(
例，中核主題別
{
例，人権
/
消費者問題など
}
及び実施
段階別
{
例，報告など
}
；又は部門別，若しくはこれらの両方
)
4.
政府間機関のイニシアチブに参考資料を提供すべきか
(
提供する場合，その方法は
)(
表
3)
5.
各イニシアチブに提供すべき詳細のレベル
(
例，
{
この原案で提案するように
}
関連ウェブサイトを
単にリストにまとめることにとどめるか，又は要約記述
{4
ページの
FSC
記述を参照
}
を提供する
か
)
6.
各イニシアチブに伴う利用可能な“ツール”を特定することの性質及び価値
附属書A－社会的責任に関するイニシアチブ及びツール
多方面の政府関係者や非政府関係者が，社会的責任の普及，実践及び開発に寄与することを目指して様々
なプログラムとイニシアチブを開発してきた。この規格では，これらを“社会的責任イニシアチブ”とい
う総称で呼ぶ。通常，これらのイニシアチブは，方法論，実践的ガイドライン，バリューステートメント
又は，ここで“ツール”という総称で呼ぶその他のメカニズムなどのような，ある種の実務的支援を提供
する。イニシアチブやツールはそれ自体として存在するものではなく，これらを創造し，開発し，維持し
てきた一つ又は複数の組織と常に結びついている。あるイニシアチブ又はツールについて有意な評価を下
すためには，どの組織がそのイニシアチブを創造したかを知るだけでなく，そのイニシアチブがどのよう
に管理されて，また，その活動が社会的責任の諸目的に利するためにどのように舵取られているかを知る
ことが不可欠である。
この附属書は，非政府関係者が開発し，維持してきたイニシアチブ及びツールだけを含むものであり，組
織の活動への社会的責任の統合を促進するための実務的支援を提供する。
(WG
エキスパートのための注意
事項：これらのイニシアチブをリストにまとめるための選択基準について合意した場合は，その基準をこ
こに記述する
)
。
この附属書に記述するイニシアチブ又はツールは，ISOによる何らかの形での是認を意味するのでない点に
留意することが特に重要である。さらに，この規格の適用範囲内で客観的に測定できないイニシアチブに
関連する重要な特性(例えば，“有効性”，“信頼性”，“正当性”及び“代表性”など)は，ここでは考慮
しない。このような特性は，この規格の使用者が直接評価して定めることが望ましい。
社会的責任イニシアチブの特定及び使用に関するガイダンスは，7.8に示している。この附属書は，7.8と
併読することが望ましい。
この附属書には，組織で使用できる国際的イニシアチブ及びツールのサンプルの特性を明らかにした3種類
の表がある。第1の表は，一般的な適用性をもつ国際的イニシアチブ及びツールの例を含んでいる。第2の
表は，部門固有のイニシアチブ及びツールに関する情報を提供している。そして第3の表は，政府間機関の
イニシアチブについて記述している。これらの表の情報は，ISO 26000の原案作成時の状況を反映したも
のである。この情報は，規格が改正されたとき，ISOが見直しをすることになる。
表には，二つの欄がある。
－
中核主題：組織は，第6章で検討しているいずれかの中核主題に取り組むための手段として，イニシ
アチブに参画することを考えてもよい。この欄は，イニシアチブ又はツールで，どの中核主題に取り
組むかを示す。
－
ツール：各イニシアチブが提供する，支援又はメカニズムの種類を示す。
参考資料 3
2008 年 7 月 8 日
第 20 回 ISO/SR 国内委員会
Integrated Draft Task Force – Draft Annex A (SR Initiatives)
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18 June 2008
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Note to WG experts: This document is presented as the basis for further discussion. Experts are invited to
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comment on this document using the comments template disseminated with WD4.2. (Please include the
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reference “Annex A” in column 2 of the template). In reviewing this Annex, please consider the following:
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1. The basis for identifying which initiatives should be included in the Annex
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2. Whether to present the initiatives in a table (as suggested in this draft) or as a simple list
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3. The most useful means for categorizing between initiatives (e.g. by core subject {e.g. Human Rights
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/ Consumer Issues etc} and implementation phase {e.g. reporting etc}; or by sector; or both)
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4. Whether (and if so how) reference be provided to initiatives of intergovernmental bodies (Table 3)
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5. The level of detail to be provided for each initiative (e.g. simply listing a relevant website {as
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suggested in this draft}, or providing a summary description {see e.g. FSC description on page 4})
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6. The nature and value of identifying available “tools” associated with each initiative
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ANNEX A - INITIATIVES AND TOOLS RELATING TO SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
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Various governmental and non-governmental actors have developed different programs and
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initiatives with the aim of contributing to the dissemination, practice and development of social
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responsibility; for the purposes of this standard these are collectively referred to by the generic
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term “social responsibility initiatives”. Usually these initiatives offer some kind of practical
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support, such as methodologies, practical guidelines, value statements or other mechanisms
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that are here referred to by the generic term “tools”. Initiatives and tools don’t exist by
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themselves, and are always linked to one or more organizations that have created, developed
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and maintained them. To meaningfully assess an initiative or tool, it is essential to know not only
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which organization created the initiative, but also to know how the initiative is governed and how
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its activities are steered in favor to the objectives of social responsibility.
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This Annex includes only those initiatives and tools developed and maintained by
non-26
governmental actors, and that offer practical support to foster the integration of social
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responsibility into an organization’s activities.
(Note to WG experts: if selection criteria are
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agreed for listing these initiatives, these will be described here).
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It is very important to bear in mind the fact that an initiative or tool being mentioned in this
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Annex does not imply any form of endorsement by ISO. Furthermore, important characteristics
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relating to the initiative that cannot be objectively measured within the scope of this standard
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(such as "effectiveness"; "credibility", "legitimacy" and "representativeness") are not considered
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here. Such characteristics should be assessed and provided for directly by the user of this
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standard.
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Guidance on the identification and use of social responsibility initiatives is provided in Clause
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7.8. This Annex should be read in conjunction with that Clause.
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This Annex features three tables that identify the characteristics of a sample of international
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initiatives and tools that may be of use by organizations. The first table comprises examples of
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international initiatives and tools with general applicability; the second table provides information
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on sector-specific initiatives and tools; and the third table describes initiatives of
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intergovernmental bodies. The information in these tables reflects the situation at the time of
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drafting ISO 26000. The information will be revised by ISO if and when the standard is revised.
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The tables have two columns:
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Core Subject: an organization may consider participating in an initiative as a means of
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addressing any of the core subjects considered in Clause 6. The columns indicate which
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core issues are addressed by the initiative or tool.
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Note to WG experts: the content of the following table is presented by way of example only. It is anticipated that
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this table will be populated during the drafting process up to Santiago.
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Organization(s) responsible for the initiative or tool
Initiative or tool
Ceres - Investors and environmentalists for sustainable prosperity
Ceres Principles
Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS)
??????????
X
Ethical Trading Initiative
Base Code and Principles*(UK)
X
Fair Labor Association
Workplace Code of Conduct
X
GRI - Global Reporting Initiative
Sustainability Reporting Guidelines
ICC - International Chamber of Commerce
Guidance on Supply Chain Responsibility
ICC Report on Extortion and Bribery
X
ICFTU - International Confederantion of Free Trade Unions
Basic Code of Labour Practice
X
ISEAL - International Social and Environmental Accreditation and Labelling Alliance
Code of Good Practice for Setting Social and Environmental
Standards
X
ISO - International Organization for Stantardization
ISO 9000 series - qualitty management standarts
X
X
X
ISO 14000 series environmental management standards
X
X
Social Accountability Internatonal
SAI 8000
X
Steering Committee on the Code of Conduct
Code of conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual
Exploitation in Travel and Tourism
X
X
X
X
X
X
The Caux Round Table
Caux Principles
X
The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation
Global Sullivan Principles
Examle Organization for the tables
Example of a tool
X
TABLE 1 - Voluntary Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (General Listing)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
Accreditation,
c
e
rt
if
ic
a
ti
o
n
,
la
b
e
ll
in
g
Reporting
Environment
Fair operating practices
Consumer
Code of conduct
Guidance
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
CORE SUBJECT
TOOLS
QUICK REFERENCE TO
INITIATIVES AND TOOLS
RELATED TO
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:
GENERAL APPLICABILITY
General
Organizational
G
o
v
e
rn
a
n
c
e
Human Rights
Labour practices
Comm. involvement &
D
e
v
e
lo
p
m
e
n
t
Risk assessment
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
launched: 2002; revised: 2008; 1200 users, in 6 countries; users are mainly large companies, from industrial sector, also smaller companies (suppliers); more info at www.example_org.com or tel 55-11-4321-1234
Explanatory note: the key information to be provided would be (1) year when the init/tool was launched; (2) latest revision of the init/tool; (3) proved number of users in
jan/2008, and number of countries they represent; (4) profile of users; (5) contact info/website See example below:
Note to WG experts: the content of the following table is presented by way of example only. It is anticipated that
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this table will be populated during the drafting process up to Santiago.
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Note to WG experts: the content of the following table is presented by way of example only. It is anticipated this
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table would be populated during the drafting process up to Santiago.
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Organization(s) responsible for the initiative or tool
Initiative or tool
AGRICULTURE
Common Code for the Coffee Community Association
Common Code for the Coffee Community
IFOSM - International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
IFOSM Principles and Norms
APPAREL
GRI - Global Reporting Initiative
Sector Supplement for Apparel
ETC... ETC...
Etc... Et...
Etc... Etc...
TABLE 2 - Voluntary Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (By Sector)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
Code of conduct
Comm. involvement &
D
e
v
e
lo
p
m
e
n
t
Risk assessment
QUICK REFERENCE TO
INITIATIVES AND TOOLS
RELATED TO
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:
BY SECTOR
CORE SUBJECT
TOOLS
General
Organizational
G
o
v
e
rn
a
n
c
e
Human Rights
Fair operating practices
Consumer
Accreditation,
c
e
rt
if
ic
a
ti
o
n
,
la
b
e
ll
in
g
Reporting
Guidance
Labour practices
Environment
OECD- Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
Risk Awareness Tool for Multinational Enterprises in Weak
Governance Zones
X
Principles for Sustainable Development Performance
UNCTAD - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Eco-Efficiency Indicators
X
Guidance on Corporate Responsibility Indicators in Annual Reports
X
Guidance on Good Practices in Corporate Governance Disclosure
X
United Nations Global Compact
Communication on Progress
X
X
X
X
Guidelines on Consumer Policy
Business Guide for Conflict Impact Assessment and Risk
Management
X
UN Global Compact Principles
X
WHO - World Health Organization
Ethical Criteria for Medical Drug Promotion
X
TABLE 3 - Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (Intergovernmental)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
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Example of description of initiative
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Note to WG experts: following is an example of an approach for providing further detail regarding each initiative 9as
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opposed to the shorter provision of text proposed in the current table.
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Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
–
example only
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The Forest Stewardship Council was established in 1992, in the wake of the UN Conference on Sustainable
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Development in 1992 (Rio Summit). The purpose of the FSC is to promote the responsible management of the
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world’s forests, taking into account both environmental and social impacts.
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The FSC is aimed at companies and other organizations, and operates world-wide. At present date (june/2008),
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FSC has XX users of its tools (or affiliated to it), in YY countries.
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The FSC draws on the following internationally recognized norms: (for environment, would have to ask FSC). For
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labour issues, the FSC draws on ILO conventions concerning the fundamental principles and rights at work.
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Concerning respect for the rights of indigenous peoples, FSC draws on both the ILO Convention on Indigenous
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Peoples’ Rights and the UN Convention.
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The FSC was developed by concerned business representatives, social groups and environmental organizations,
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and these groups participate in its General Assembly and are represented on its Board of Directors.
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The FSC offers
standard setting
,
trademark assurance
and
accreditation services
for companies and organizations
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interested in
responsible forestry
. The FSC Principles and Criteria are available for free on-line. FSC is a
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membership association, comprised of both organizations and individuals. Membership fees vary depending on the
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size (based on number of employees and turnover), the location of the organization, and whether it is for profit or
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non-profit.
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The website is:
http://www.fsc.org
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WG
エキスパートのための注意事項：次の表の内容は，単に例として提示するものである。サンチャゴま
での原案作成プロセスの間に，この表を充実させることが期待される。
Organization(s) responsible for the initiative or tool
Initiative or tool
Ceres - Investors and environmentalists for sustainable prosperity
Ceres Principles
Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS)
??????????
X
Ethical Trading Initiative
Base Code and Principles*(UK)
X
Fair Labor Association
Workplace Code of Conduct
X
GRI - Global Reporting Initiative
Sustainability Reporting Guidelines
ICC - International Chamber of Commerce
Guidance on Supply Chain Responsibility
ICC Report on Extortion and Bribery
X
ICFTU - International Confederantion of Free Trade Unions
Basic Code of Labour Practice
X
ISEAL - International Social and Environmental Accreditation and Label
Code of Good Practice for Setting Social and Environmental
Standards
X
ISO - International Organization for Stantardization
ISO 9000 series - qualitty management standarts
X
X
X
ISO 14000 series environmental management standards
X
X
Social Accountability Internatonal
SAI 8000
X
Steering Committee on the Code of Conduct
Code of conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual
Exploitation in Travel and Tourism
X
X
X
X
X
X
The Caux Round Table
Caux Principles
X
The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation
Global Sullivan Principles
Examle Organization for the tables
Example of a tool
X
TABLE 1 - Voluntary Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (General Listing)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
CORE SUBJECT
TOOLS
QUICK REFERENCE TO
INITIATIVES AND TOOLS
RELATED TO
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:
GENERAL APPLICABILITY
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
launched: 2002; revised: 2008; 1200 users, in 6 countries; users are mainly large companies, from industrial sector, also smaller companies (suppliers); more info at www.example_org.com or tel 55-11-4321-1234
Explanatory note: the key information to be provided would be (1) year when the init/tool was launched; (2) latest revision of the init/tool; (3) proved number of users in
jan/2008, and number of countries they represent; (4) profile of users; (5) contact info/website See example below:
表 1－自発的な社会的責任イニシアチブ及びツール(全体リスト)－
仮の例
社会的責任に関するイニシアチブ及び
ツールの早見表：
一般的な適用可能性
イニシアチブ又はツールの責任組織
イニシアチブ又はツール
Ceres－持続可能な繁栄のための投資家及び環境保護主義者
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。表末尾の注記を
参照。
着手：2002 年，改正：2005 年，使用者は 6 カ国，1200 人，使用者は，主として産業部門からの大企業並
びに小企業(供給業者)，詳細については
www.example org.com 又は電話番号 55-11-4321-1234 に連絡。
注記：提示すべき主要情報は，
(1)
イニシアチブ
/
ツールに着手した年度，
(2)
イニシアチブ
/
ツールの最新版，
(3) 2008
年
1
月現在で判明し
ている使用者数及び使用者が代表する国の数，
(4)
使用者のプロフィール，及び
(5)
案内情報
/
ウェブサイトがある。下の例を参照。
表の組織の例
Leon H. Sullivan財団
ISO－国際標準化機構
社会環境標準を確立するための優良実施基準
ICFTU－国際自由貿易連合
旅行及び観光における児童の性的搾取を防護するための行動規範
中核主題
公正な労働団体
倫理的取引イニシアチブ
GRI－グローバルレポートイニシアチブ
ISEAL－国際社会環境認証及びラベリング協会
ICC－国際商工会議所
行動規範に関する運営委員会
SAI
Caux 円卓会議
一般
組織統括
労働慣行
環境
公正な事業慣行
消費者
コミュニ
ティ参
画
及び開発
リスクア
セスメ
ン
ト
認定，認
証，
ラベリン
グ
報告
行動規範
ガイダンス
人権
ツール
エコマネジメント及び監査計画(EMAS)
Ceres 原則
職場での行動規範
基本的規範及び原則*(UK)
持続可能性報告のためのガイドライン
サプライチェーンの責任に関するガイダンス
財物強要及び贈収賄に関する ICC レポート
労働慣行の基本規範
ISO 9000 シリーズ－品質マネジメント規格
ISO 14000 シリーズ環境マネジメント規格
Caux 原則
グローバル Sulivan 原則
ツールの例
ISO/TMB/WG SR – IDTF N065_ WD4.2 Annex A - DRAFT
WG
エキスパートのための注意事項：次の表の内容は，単に例として提示するものである。サンチャゴま
での原案作成プロセスの間に，この表を充実させることが期待される。
WG
エキスパートのための注意事項：次の表の内容は，単に例として提示するものである。サンチャゴま
での原案作成プロセスの間に，この表を充実させることが期待される。
Organization(s) responsible for the initiative or tool
Initiative or tool
AGRICULTURE
Common Code for the Coffee Community Association
Common Code for the Coffee Community
IFOSM - International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
IFOSM Principles and Norms
APPAREL
GRI - Global Reporting Initiative
Sector Supplement for Apparel
ETC... ETC...
Etc... Et...
Etc... Etc...
TABLE 2 - Voluntary Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (By Sector)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
QUICK REFERENCE TO
INITIATIVES AND TOOLS
RELATED TO
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:
BY SECTOR
CORE SUBJECT
TOOLS
表2－自発的な社会的責任イニシアチブ及びツール(部門別)－
仮の例
社会的責任に関するイニシアチブ及び
ツールの早見表：
一般的適用性
イニシアチブ又はツールの責任組織
イニシアチブ又はツール
中核主題
ツール
一般
組織統括
人権
労働慣行
環境
公正な事業慣行
消費者
コミュニ
ティ参
画
及び開発
リスクア
セスメ
ン
ト
認定，認
証，
ラ
ベ
リ
ング
報告
行動規範
ガイダンス
農業
コーヒー共同体連合の共通規範
コーヒー共同体の共通規範
IFOSM－国際有機農業活動連盟
IFOSM
原則及び規範
アパレル
GRI－グローバルレポートイニシアチブ
アパレルに対する部門補遺
等々
等々
等々
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。
表末尾の注記を参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。
表末尾の注記を参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。
表末尾の注記を参照。
このフィールドには，このラインの直下のツールの責任組織に関する主要情報を記載する。
表末尾の注記を参照。
OECD- Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
Risk Awareness Tool for Multinational Enterprises in Weak
Governance Zones
X
Principles for Sustainable Development Performance
UNCTAD - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Eco-Efficiency Indicators
X
Guidance on Corporate Responsibility Indicators in Annual Reports
X
Guidance on Good Practices in Corporate Governance Disclosure
X
United Nations Global Compact
Communication on Progress
X
X
X
X
Guidelines on Consumer Policy
Business Guide for Conflict Impact Assessment and Risk
Management
X
UN Global Compact Principles
X
WHO - World Health Organization
Ethical Criteria for Medical Drug Promotion
X
TABLE 3 - Social Responsibility Initiatives and Tools (Intergovernmental)
- PRELIMINARY EXAMPLES
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
This field would contain key information about the organization(s) responsible for the tool(s) in the line(s) just below this. Please see explanatory note at the end of this table.
