International Network For Corporate Social Responsibility (In Csr)

Experts in sustainability strategies and implementation using both national and international platforms such as Nigerian Sustainable Banking Principles (NSBP), the Consumer Protection Framework, the Governance Code, the Nigerian Stock Exchange Sustainability Disclosure Guidelines, ISO 26000, 14001, 45001 Standards, IEMA and SA 8000 Platforms, the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI), the G20 High Level Principles, IFC Guidelines, the World Bank Good Practice Guidelines, The Four Pillars of Consumer Protection, etc. Our management audits are benchmarked on world's most accepted sustainability auditing platforms - SA 8000, ISO 14001 and 45001 while sustainability reports are usually based on GRI Standards except when specifically required on other platforms. IN-CSR is the host of the International Conferences on Business and Human Rights and has worked with leading organisations such as the NHRC, the Government of Tanzania, among others on Sustainable Development frameworks including Sustainable Banking, Consumer Protection and Financial Inclusion, Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility, and Corporate Governance. We've also worked on key developmental projects and made several representations to the international community including the United Nations, ECOWAS, and The Senate of Federal Republic of Nigeria on a wide range of environmental and social impact issues such as Access to Quality Education, Renewable Energy, Deforestation and its Effects on Global Warning (NASS Committee member), Pollution and Waste Disposal, Access to Quality Healthcare, Sustainability Reporting, Business and Human Rights Due Diligence, etc IN-CSR was recently appointed by the NHRC of Nigeria to lead the review of the National Action Plan (NAP) on Business and Human Rights working in partnership with the senior management of Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), key stakeholders of the Organized Private Sector and justices from the National Industrial Court of Nigeria.