Global Compact Annual Networks Forum

23/04/11 Local Networks in Asia 1

Global Compact Asia

Global Compact Annual Networks ForumBarcelona

26-27 September 2006

Chamine KodaUNIC TokyoGlobal Compact Japan Network/Global Compact Asia


Global Compact Asia

1. Join forces/hands within the region2. Share information and experience3. Promote cooperation and partnership4. Global Compact Asia could collaborate with networks

across the world5. UN support is essential in start-up phase6. Ultimately should become members driven　7. What should be the role of the UN supporting GC

networks?


Global Compact Asia Network Information

8. Nepal

9. Pakistan

10. Philippines

11. Republic of Korea

12. Singapore

13. Sri Lanka

14. Thailand

1. Bangladesh

2. China

3. India

4. Indonesia

5. Japan

6. Malaysia

7. Mongolia


1. Bangladesh**

Participants: companies and others – １０

Although no formal Global Compact Network has been established yet in Bangladesh, the GC Office is supporting various efforts by the Bangladesh Enterprise Institute (BEI) and UNDP Bangladesh to raise awareness among the business community.

BEI introduced the Global Compact to key businesses in Bangladesh in March 2002 with UNDP. Most recently, as follow up to participation in the “First Regional Meeting of Global Compact Focal Points in Asia” held in Bangkok on 7-8 June 2006, BEI organized a conference on the UN Global Compact, with participation from Rahimafrooz Batteries Ltd., ACI Ltd. and Square pharmaceuticals Ltd. A Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Centre at BEI was established in June 2005. The Centre is used as a platform to promote the Global Compact principles and CSR in general.

The Centre will be formally launched in November 2006 at a national level to a larger audience. Plans are underway to launch a Global Compact Network in early 2007.


Bangladesh – companies and other: １０

•Advanced Chemical Industries Ltd (ACI)•Bangladesh Enterprise Institute •Bangladesh Employers' Federation •Chemist Laboratories Ltd •ETBL Holdings Limited •Glossy Corporation Limited •Green Delta Insurance Company Limited •Rahimafrooz Batteries Ltd •Singer Bangladesh Limited •Square Pharmaceuticals Ltd

(alphabetical order)


2. China **

•Participating companies and others -- 74

•GC was introduced in December 2001, by China Enterprise Confederation (CEC), the UN and Global Compact Office.

•In 2002, under the guidance of the China Society for the Promotion of the Guangcai Programme and the All China Federation of Industry and Commerce, a meeting was held to introduce the Global Compact to the members of these organizations.

•CEC has established the Global Compact Promotion Bureau.


China

•In November 2005, “UN Global Compact Summit China” was held in Shanghai, bringing together more than 800 leaders from business, civil society, labour and the academic community.

•Contacts-China Enterprise Confederation CEC-All China Federation of Industry and Commerce / China Society for the Promotion of the Guangcai Programme-UN / UNDP


China - companies and others: 74 (alphabetical order) •Anhui Animal By-Products Import and Export Corp. •Beijing Capital Group Ltd •Beijing Laowan Bioenergy Technology •Beijing Leading-Edge Investment Co., Ltd •Beijing Midwest Automation Co, Ltd •Broad Air Conditioning •CBMI Construction Co. Ltd. •Charles and Colvard HK Ltd •China Aviation Supplies Imp.& Exp. Group Corp. •China First Tractor Corp•China International Institute of Multinational Corporations •China International Marine Containers •China Jilin Province CBTC Bio-Industries Development Alliance •China Minsheng Insurance Co •China Ocean Shipping Group •China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation •China President Group •China Railway Engineering Corporation •China Society for the Promotion of the Guangcai Program •China United Telecommuniactions Corporation •China Yituo Group Constructional Machinery Co. •Chinese Productivity Distribution and Regional Economic Development Committee •Chongqing Lifan Industry (Group) Co., Ltd. •Chongqing Shenzhou Center of International Culture Exchange •City of Jinan •Connor- William E. Connor & Associates Ltd •Cosco Human Resources Co •Crown Worldwide Holdings, Ltd. •E&C Solutions (Shanghai), Inc •Esquel Group of Companies •Fujian Electronics and Information Group Co., Ltd. •Global Credit Organisation Limited •Guizhou Shenqi Pharmaceutical Group •H. Cheong-Leen & Company •Haier Group Company •Highway and Bridge Construction Company of Anhui Province •Highway Surveying & Design Institute of Anhui Province

•Hong Kong General Association of International Investment •Huatai Group •Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. •International Administrative Science Association (IASA) •Jiangsu Branch Real Estate Co. Ltd of Shenzhen New World Group •Jiangsu Daway Technologies Co., Ltd •Jiangsu Far East Group Co., Ltd. •Jiangsu Profit Target Dress Group Co., Ltd •Jiangyin Tianli Gas Co., Ltd. •Jilin City HuaTa Science-Technology Industry Trading Co Ltd •Jilin Tongtian Automobile Co., Ltd. •Junyao Group •Li & Fung Limited •Management Case Study Center of Peking University •New Hope Group •RHL Appraisal Ltd •Rich Management Group •Shandong Lubei Chemical Industry Co. Ltd. •Shanghai Baosteel Group •Shanxi Haixin Iron & Steel (Group) Stock Co •Shougang Corporation •Sino Union Petroleum & Chemical International Ltd. •Sparkice Inc •State Grid Corporation of China •Suntech Power Co., Ltd •Suntek Group Guangdong Credit & Risk Management Co., Ltd •Tianjin Jin Tak Garments Co., Ltd •Tianjin Tasly Group Co. Ltd. •TMS Group •Varitronix Limited •Wanda Group Share Co., Ltd. •WorldCN International Events •Wuxi Commercial Mansion Co., Ltd •Wuxi Little Swan Company Limited •Wuxi Rundili Construction and Development Group Co., Ltd. •Yituo (Loyang) Mechanical Engineering Co. •Yunnan Hongyu Group Co., Ltd.


3. India **

•Formal-Registered Non-Profit Society - Global Compact Society (GCS), launched in Dec.2000 in Mumbai.

•45 members out of 127 GC participants- companies, associations, NGOs.

•15-member Governing Council 　 with 1 full-time Secretariat staff


India

In July 2004 GCS convened a national convention on “Excellence in Corporate Citizenship and Global Compact” jointly with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI). Numerous organizations submitted papers / case studies focused on their experiences and good practices on CSR and implementation of the Global Compact principles.

In March 2005 in Jamshedpur, India, the world’s first “Global Compact Regional Conclave in South Asia” took place. Hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Tata Steel, GCS and the UN Global Compact Office, the event brought together more than 200 senior representatives of companies, civil society and the UN to facilitate regional collaboration. The meeting resulted in a number of GC-inspired solutions to contribute to the implementation of the MDGs.


India - companies and others: 127 　 (alphabetical order) •Abar Group •ABB Ltd. - •AIMA - All India Management Association •Air India •Apollo Hospitals •Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corp of •Atlas Cycles Ltd. •Balmer Lawrie Group of companies •Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd. •BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED (BHEL) •BIOCON •Bongaigaon Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd. •Cement Corporation of India •Central Cottage Industries •Central Warehousing Corporation •Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited •City of Jamshedpur •CMC Limited •Comat Technologies (Private) Ltd. •Confederation of Indian Industry •Construction Industry Development Council •Dena Bank •Divgi Warner Private Limited •Dredging Corporation of India •Engineering Projects India Ltd. •Engineers India Limited •Excel Industries Limited •Global Calcium Pvt Ltd •Global Synergetic Organisation•Greenstar International Pvt Ltd •Heubach Colour Pvt. Ltd. •Hi-Tech Carbon

•Hindalco Industries Ltd •Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. •Hindustan Lever Limited •Hindustan Organic Chemicals ltd. •Hindustan Paper Corporation Limited •Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd. •Hindustan Sanitaryware and Industries Ltd. •Hindustan Zinc Limited •Housing Development Finance Corporation •HSCC Hospital Services Consultancy Corp. Ltd. •Indian Aluminium Company Ltd •Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative •Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. •Indian Renewable Energy Development •Indian Society for Training and Development •Indo Gulf Fertilisers Ltd. •Infosys Technologies Ltd. •Infrastructure Development Finance Company Ltd•Intimate Clothing PVT. LTD. •Kolam Information Services PVT. Ltd •Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. •Krishak Bharati Cooperative Limited •Kudremukh Iron Ore Company •Linea Fashions (India) Private Limited •Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd.•Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.•Manusho-Uthan •Mazagon Dock Ltd. •Metalman Auto Pvt. Ltd. •Mineral Exploration Corporation •Mishra Dhatu Nigam Ltd. •MMTC


India - companies and others 127 　 (cont. alphabetical order) •National Buildings Construction Corporation Ltd. •National Educational Research and Development Programme •National Mineral Development Corporation Ltd. •National Research Development Corporation •National Textile Corporation Ltd. •Nelco Limited •North Delhi Power Limited •North Eastern Electric Power Corporatin Ltd. •NPTI- National Power Training Institute •NTPC National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd •O/E/N India•Octaga Green Power & Sugar Ltd. •Oil & Natural Gas Corporation •Oil India Limited •Paharpur Business Centre and Software Technology Incubator Park •Parijat Agencies •Partners in Change •Power Finance Corporation Ltd. •Powerlinks Transmission Limited •Priconser India Pvt. Ltd. •PSi •Punjab National Bank •Quadra Advisory Private Ltd. •Rallis India Limited •Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd. •Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (Visakhapatnam Steel Plant) •Renata Plastics •Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (SJVN) •Scooters India LTD •Semiconductor Complex Ltd. •TAL Manufacturing Solutions Limited•Tata Autocomp Systems Ltd

•Tata Chemicals •Tata Council for Community Initiatives •Tata Elxsi Ltd. •Tata Industries Limited •Tata Interactive Systems •Tata International Limited •Tata Metaliks Limited •Tata Motors Ltd. •Tata Power Company Ltd. •Tata Ryerson Limited •Tata Sponge Iron Limited •Tata Steel •Tata Tea •TCE Consulting Engineers Limited •Telco Construction Equipment Company Ltd. •TERI •The Associated Cement Companies Limited (ACC) •The Indian Hotels Company Ltd. •The Madras Aluminium Company Limited (MALCO)•The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. •The State Trading Corporation of India •The Tinplate Company of India Limited •Titan Industries Ltd •Transnational Supply & Service •Trent Limited •TRF Limited •Unit Trust of India •Voltas Limited •Wadia Group •Water & Power Consultancy Services Ltd. •Winsome Textile Industries Ltd.


4. Indonesia **

•Local Network was launched in Jakarta in February 2004 on the occasion of the 52nd anniversary of the Employers’ Association of Indonesia (APINDO).

• Re-launched as part of the Asia-Pacific Business Forum 2006, organised under the guidance of Martha Tilaar Group and the Indonesian Marketing Association.

•The new network will be supported by UNDP.


Indonesia - companies and others: ２５ (alphabetical order) •Alliance Generation Router of Nation (AGPB) •Bina Nusantara University •Bisnis Indonesia Daily •Dunamis Organization Services •Indonesia Business Links (IBL) •Indonesia Marketing Association (IMA) •Jakarta Stock Exchange (PT Bursa Efek Jakarta) •MarkPlus&Co •Martha Tilaar •Media Group •PT Indosat Tbk •PT Jati Piranti Solusindo •PT Mega Kelola Promoindo Indonesia •PT Metropolitan Retailmart

•PT Mitrapiranti Usaha •PT Rajawali Corporation •PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources and 　　　　　　　　　 Technology Tbk. •PT Supra Boga Lestari •PT. Bank Mega Tbk. •PT. Cedefindo •PT. Datascrip •PT. Excelcomindo Pratama Tbk. •PT. Express Transindo Utama •Swa Business Magazine •Wiloto Corporindo


5. Japan * - Structure

•48 companies and one city

•10-member Steering Committee

•Secretariat support is provided by UNIC Tokyo

•Financing- Subscriptions

Global Compact Japan Network (GCJN)


Japan - 48 companies and one city 　 (alphabetical order) •Adecco Japan•AEON Co., Ltd. •Alpha E.C. Co. Ltd.•Amita Corporation•Anritsu Corporation•Asahi Breweries Ltd.•Asahi Kasei Corporation•Asahi Shimbun•Citizen Watch Co., Ltd. •Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd. •Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.•Fuji Optical Co. •Fuji Xerox Company Ltd.•Fuluhashi Corporation•Hakuhodo Inc./Hakuhodo DY Media Partners Inc.•Japan Airlines Corporation•Japan Energy Corporation•Kao Corporation•Kikkoman Corporation•Kirin Brewery Company Limited•Life Co.•Metocean Environment Inc.•Millea Holdings, Inc./•Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd•Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation

•Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.•Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. •Mitsui & Co., Ltd.•Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd•Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Ltd.•Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.•NEC Corporation•NEC Fielding, Ltd•Nippon Paper Group, Inc. •Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line)•Nissan Motor Co Ltd •Oji Paper Co. Ltd.•Olympus Corporation•RICOH Company Ltd•Sakaguchi E.H.VOC Corp•Security Systems Integration Japan•Seiko Epson Corporation•Shiseido Co., Ltd•SOMPO Japan Insurance Inc.•Sumitomo Chemical Company •Sumitomo Trust and Banking Co, Ltd. •Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. •Toshiba Corporation •Unicharm Corporation •Kawasaki City Government


7. Mongolia *

The Global Compact concept was introduced by the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), the largest business association in the country, in October 2005.A total of 13 entities (including a city, a NGO and a business association) joined the GC.


Mongolia - Future

Considering the country’s transitional economy and growing importance of private sector, it is expected that the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), and other business Associations will play a leading role with support from the international organizations such as UNDP.


Mongolia - companies and others 13 (alphabetical order)

•Classical right - Company Limited •Erdenet Mining Company •Ih Huree JCI Mongolia (NGO) •International Freight Forwarding Centre of Mongolian Railways/IFFC/ •MCS Holding LLC •MobiCom Corporation •Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Business Assoc.) •Mongolrostsvetmet Corporation •Monosgroup Co Ltd •NIMM Audit Co, Ltd. •Nomin Holding Co., Ltd •Petrovis •Ulaanbaatar City (City)


8. Nepal **

•Local Network is currently being developed under the stewardship of UNDP.

•GC participants -- 13 in total

•In August 2006, a consultative meeting was held with the members of the GC Nepal. UNDP and the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industries (FNCCI) were involved.


Nepal - companies and others: 13 (alphabetical order)

•C.G Foods (Nepal) Pvt.Ltd. •Formation Carpets •Gandaki Bee Concern •Guardian's Co-operative Society Limited •Guranse Tea Estate Pvt. Ltd. •Hotel de l' Annapurna •Jawalakhel Distillery Pvt Ltd •Laxmi Wooo Craft Udyog •Lotus Holdings PVT. Ltd •Nebico Private Limited •Nepali Paper Products Ltd. •Premier Insurance Company (Nepal) Limited •Vijayadeep Laboratories Ltd.


9. Pakistan **

•Efforts undertaken both by UNDP Pakistan and by the Employer’s Federation of Pakistan – Participants: 60

•UNDP Pakistan led the formation of a National Steering Board in 2003. This Board has 23 members and decided to establish a GC Foundation Pakistan, as a not-for-profit company. This Foundation is in the final stages of registration.• 52 of the 60 GC participants from Pakistan are engaged in GC activities led by the Employer’s Federation of Pakistan which has established a Steering Committee with 25 members. Expenses are met via a membership fee structure.


PakistanActivities

•Advocacy, awareness-raising and outreach activities with stakeholders through meetings and written communications with key business leaders, academia and other potential partners.•Support/workshops for participants in preparing their COPs.•Participation in various national and regional events, promoting GC principles.•Survey of the best practices of CSR organizations.•Finalized a study on State of CSR in Pakistan, through a UNDP-SECP partnership


Pakistan - companies and others: 61 (alphabetical order) •Agriauto Industries Limited •Al-Ghazi Tractors Ltd. •Al-Karam Textile Mills (PVT) •Al-Munaf Corporation •Amjad Ahsan Infotech (Pvt) Limited •Ashraf Industries PVT (LTD) •Atlas Honda Limited •BASF Pakistan (Pvt) Limited •Bosicor Pakistan Limited •Crescent Steel and Allied Products Limited •Dadex Eternit Ltd •Darbar Soap Works (Pvt) Limited •Daudsons Industries (Pvt) Limited •Dewan Mushtaq Group •EFU General Insurance Ltd. •Employers' Federation of Pakistan •English Biscuit Manufacturers (Pvt) Limtied •Engro Chemical Pakistan Limited •FARCA - Frontier Reconstruction and Welfare Agency •First International Investment Bank Private Ltd. •GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan Limited •Hashwani Hotels Limited •Hinopak Motors Limited •Hope Worldwide-Pakistan •ICI Pakistan Limited •Indus Motor Company •International Industries Limited •Ittehad Steel •Jahangir Siddiqui and Co. •Jehangir Services Private Limited •Karachi Marriott Hotel

•M/s. Rauf Textile & Printing Mills (Pvt) Ltd. •Malik Auto & Agricultural Industries Pvt Ltd. •Marine Services Pvt. Limited •Micado Pvt Ltd. •Millat Tractors Limited•National Refinery Limited •Nestle Pakistan Ltd •Newports Institute of Communications and Economics •Pacific Chartering & Trading (Pvt) Ltd. •Pakistan Cables Limited •Pakistan Machine Tool Factory (Pvt) Ltd. •Pakistan Oilfields Limited •Pakistan Petroleum Limited •Pakistan Refinery Limited •Philips Electrical Industries of Pakistan Limited •Prestige Apparel •Qasim Int'l Container Terminal Pakistan Limited •Rastgar Engineering Company Private Limited •Reckitt Benckiser Pakistan Limited •Responsible Business Initiative •Sartaj Polysacks •Serendip Productions •Seri Sugar Mills Ltd. •Shabbir Tiles & Ceramics Limited •Shaheen Airport Services •Sitara Chemical Industries Limited •Sui Southern Gas Company Ltd (SSGC) •Thal Engineering •The General Tyre and Rubber Co. of Pakistan •Tourism Promotion Services (Pakistan) Limited


10. Philippines **

•143 Members - all stakeholders, academics

•13 member Managing Committee

•The 23rd National Conference and Exhibition of Employers (NCEE XXIII) in May 2002 served as the Global Compact Launch in the Philippines

•Over 700 participants from various sectors attended the conference, and about 150 signatories to the Global Compact were generated.


Philippines

Development

In September 2006, the Asian Forum on Corporate Social Responsibility (AFCSR) 2006 will be held in Manila under the title of “Harnessing CSR for Development and Democracy”.

Future Plan

Develop framework to integrate the Millennium Development Goals and the Global Compact to produce a roadmap for action.


Philippines - companies and others: 143 (alphabetical order) •1st Global Property Management •ACJ Environ Control Inc •ADD International Services, Inc •ADD+ Life Advertising •ADSI, Inc •AK Engineering and Fabrication •Allegro pacific •Angeles Electric Corporation •ARCCO Corporation •Asia Institute of Management •Asia Pacific Roundtable for Cleaner Production (APRCP) •Association for Professionalism in Overseas •Avesco •Buena Mano Crafts, Inc •Bulacan Chamber of Commerce and Industry •Bunag Kapunan Migallos & Perez •Canlubang Pulp Manufacturing Corporation •Canlubang Sugar Estate •Cariaga Law Offices •CD Handicraft •Cebu Ferries Corporation •Central Azucarera de la Carlota •Central Azucarera Don Pedro •Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines •Chamber of Mines of the Philippines •Chimes Enterprises •Comfac Global Group •Craftrade Enterprises •CS Garment, Inc •Capiz Sugar Central, Inc •Dati Coco Crafts•Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc•Development Bank of the Philippines •Divienet Computer Parts and Accessories •Domus Accents•Dotenable.com •ECF Metal Products •ECPAT Philippines

•Employers Confederation of the Philippines •Enviro World, Hygiene International •Estosan Garden Hotel •EVL Drug Corporation •Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc •Foodsphere Inc. •Foreign Buyers Association of the Philippines •Franklin Covey •Friendly Care Foundation Inc. •Gelmart Industries Philippines, Inc •Georos Construction Development and Trading Inc •Gordon Marketing, Inc •GSMI •Hans Brumann, Inc •Hilkan Montessori •Honda Cars Pangasinan, Inc. •Indo Phil •Integral Chemical Corporation •Island Spring Bottled Water Co., Inc •IWG-Philippines, Inc •J. F. Rubber Phils, Inc •Jancer General Services, Inc •Kabalikatsa Hanapbuhay Multi-purpose Cooperative •KSL Corporation •La Ecijana Food Products •La Frutera, Inc•Laguna Dai-Ichi, Inc.•Lapanday Holdings •Luzon Buying Office, Inc (LBOI)•Luzon Colleges •Luzon Medical Center, Inc •M & S International Business Consultants •Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation •Maicon Multi Sales Company•Makati Chamber of Commerce and Industry •Manpower Resources of Asia, Inc •Mansfield International Inc


Philippines - companies and others: 143 (cont. alphabetical order) •Maratex Manufacturing •Mariwasa Manufacturing, Inc •MCCI Corporation •Metals Engineering Corporation •Metro Manila Chambers of Commerce and Industry •Metro Manila Linis-Ganda, Inc •Mindanao Trucking Corporation •Mitsubishi Motors Cebu Corporation •Motorplaza, Inc. •MSU Iligan Institute of Technology •Muntinlupa Chamber of Commerce and Industry •N-Abler Communications •Names Project Philippines Inc. •National Union of Bank Employees •OIC-School •Paglas Corporation •Pangasinan Public Employment Service Office •Petronas Energy Philippines, Inc. •Phelps Dodge Philippines Energy Products Corp. •Philex Mining Corporation •Philgerma Manufacturing Inc •Philippine Association of Environmental Assessment Professionals Inc•Philippine Central Depository, Inc •Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry •Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc •Philippine Foremost Milling Corporation•Philippine Integrated Exporters, Inc •Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement •Philippine Wood Producers Association •Philmetal Products, Inc. •Pinoy Plus Association •Primex •Pro-Kleen Worldwide Services, Inc •QA Printing Services, Inc. •Remedios Aids Foundation

•Roco Kapunan Migallos Perez & Luna Law Office •Sagara Metro Plastics Industrial Corporation •Saint Frances Cabrini Medical Center •Saint Francis of Assisi College System •Saint Luke's Medical Center •SCI, Inc. •Seachamp International •Sedgewick Traders Corporation •Sofanou Philippines Inc •StoneWorks Specialists International Corporation •Studio 5 Designs •Sunchem Marketing Corporation •Supreme Strategic Construction Systems and Services Inc •TAASI Inc •Tahanan Outreach Projects and Services, Inc •The Great Plebeian College •The Mother Company, Inc •Torres Technology Center Corporation •Transunion Corporation •Ultra Security Service •Ultrex Management and Investments Corp. •Uni-Lonseal Plastics Inc •Varimark Philippines •Vascor •Villa Margarita Hotel •Visayan Forum Foundation •WG&A •Women's Business Council •Yarn Ventures Resources, Inc •Yazaki-Torres Manufacturing Ltd •YKK Zipper Philippines, Inc •Young Men's Christian Association of Pangasian Inc. •YTM Component, Inc


11. Republic of Korea (ROK) *

•UNDP ROK has been consulting with some potential Korean organizations, to promote the Global Compact in the Republic of Korea

•It is planned that a preparatory committee for launching the Global Compact will be formed soon

•11 companies are participating in the Global Compact.


ROK UNDP’s strategic partnership with Private sector

International Conference on CSR

People’s expectations for transparency and anti-corruption have been rising in line with its advanced economy status.

On 7 April 2005, through the signing of an MOU with the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI), UNDP Korea Office took the initiative in the partnership with the Korean private sector.


ROK - 11 companies and 2 NGOs (alphabetical order)

•Daegu Bank •Daewoo Securities Co., Ltd. •Eco-Frontier •Korea East-West Power Co.,Ltd. •Korea Electric Power Corporation •Korea Land Corporation •Korea Midland Power Co., Ltd. •Korea South-East Power Co. •Korea Western Power Co., Ltd.•The Council for the Korean Pact on Anticorruption and Transparency•Transparency International Korea •Woongin Coway Co., LTD •Woori Bank


12. Singapore **

•Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility (Formal structure as a registered National CSR Society in Singapore, established in Jan.2005. )

•120 Members 　 - all stakeholders, out of which 11 are Global Compact participants

•Headed by Senior Vice President of Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts

•13 member Managing Committee


Singapore – 11 companies and 2 NGOs (alphabetical order)

•Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited•Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts Pte Ltd •Centre For Corporate Social Responsibility •City Developments Limited•Credit Suisse Singapore Branch•Devon Care Private Limited•Global Ariel Singapore Pte Ltd•Jason Electronics (Pte) Ltd•NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd.•NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative•Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility •ST Microelectronics Asia Pte Ltd•TC Centre Pte Ltd


13. Sri Lanka * - Structure

•44 participants in total •Network’s Committee -- 11 members (to be set up in Oct 2006 and to be met once every quarter.)•Focal Point for Sri Lanka -- MAS Holdings•Secretarial support -- Postgraduate Institute of Management

Global Compact Local Network in Sri Lanka


Sri Lanka - Four Key Objectives

1) Key sectors contributing to the economy – Apparel, Tea, Tourism, Banking, Retail, Logistics and Communication;

2) Include “Sustainable Development and CSR” in the curriculum at academic institutions;

3) Develop a professional link with CIMA; and4) Leverage key institutions to guide and support the industry

champions.


Sri Lanka - companies and others 44 (alphabetical order) •Aitken Spence & Company Ltd•Aqua Dynamics (PVT) Ltd.•Aqua Gardens (Pvt) Ltd. •Aqua Packaging Limited •Asia Industrial Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd. •Blue Diamonds Jewellery Worldwide Ltd. •Brandix Lanka Ltd. •Bridport Aviation Lanka (PVT) Ltd •Brooky Diamonds (PVT) Ltd •Ceylon Chamber of Commerce •Ceylon Oxygen •Ceylon Tobacco Company Ltd •Classic Footwear (Pvt) Ltd. •Coirtex Limited •Colandiam (PVT) Ltd. •Commercial Bank of Ceylon Ltd •Cruickshanks Ceylon (PVT) Ltd •Dial Textile Industries Ltd. •E-W Information Systems Ltd. •Forbes and Walker Ltd •Gartex Industries Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. •Globe Knitting Pvt. Ltd

•International Distillers Lanka Limited•Isabella (Pvt) Limited •Jaqalanka Group•Jewelknit Limited •John Keells Holdings Ltd. •John Ward Ceylon Ltd. •Kelani Valley Plantations Limited •Key Management Consultancy Services•Lanka Fastener Ltd•Lanka Hiqu Limited•Lanka Hydraulic Institute•Mabroc Teas (Pvt) Ltd. •MAS Holdings (Pvt.) Ltd. •Michelangelo Footwear (Pvt) Ltd.•Paxar Lanka (PVT) Limited •Plymouth Industries (Pvt) Ltd. •Postgraduate Institute of Mangement •Raphael Classics (Pvt) Ltd. •Shore to Shore •Texlan (Lanka) Ltd. •The Employers' Federation of Ceylon •The Maharaja Organisation Limited


Sri Lanka

Future PlansThe Committee will be inaugurated in October 06.

The Strategy is three tiered:

Local Agencies 　 --- Global Agencies --- GC Champions


14. Thailand **

•The Global Compact was launched during the ILO's Regional Employers' meeting held in Bangkok in November 2001 with support from other core UN agencies such as UNDP, OHCHR and UNEP.

•Participants -- 21


Thailand - companies and Business Associations: 21

•Adecco Personnel Co Ltd•Agency for Real Estate Affairs•Apparel Avenue Co. Ltd•Ban Phum Thai Co. Ltd.•Vichaiyut Hospital•Crystaline Co. Ltd.•Delta Electronics•Employers' Confederation of Thailand•Faspac Management Company Ltd•Herbs and Organic Service Co-op - HOSCO•Narai Intertrade Co, Ltd.•Pranda Jewelry Public Company Ltd•Primagold International Co. Ltd•Rimkok Company Ltd.•Rohm Apollo Electronics (Thailand) Co.Ltd.

•Somboon Group of Companies•SVI Public Company•Thai British Security Printing Public Co Ltd •The Federation of Thai Industries•UPD Broker Co, Ltd.•Vichaiyut Hospital

(alphabetical order)


Country Number of Participants

Network Established

Bangladesh 10 No Network

China 74 GC is supported by three entities

India 127 (45 network

members)

Global Compact Society

Indonesia 25 Local Network re-launched in Apr. 06

Japan 50(49 network

members)

Global Compact Network Japan



Network Established

Malaysia 2 No Network

Mongolia 13 No Network

Nepal 13 Re-launch in 07

Pakistan 61 Global Compact Pakistan

Philippines 143 Philippines Local Network Of the GC



Network Established

Republic of Korea

11 No Network, preparatory committee planned in 2006

Singapore 13 Global Compact

Participants

Singapore Compact for Social Responsibility

Sri Lanka 44 GC Local Network in Sri Lanka

Thailand 18 Ｎ o network


Country Staff Governance Structure

Bangladesh N/A N/A

China Information Unavailable

Information Unavailable

India 1 Full-time Governing Council

Indonesia Information Unavailable

Information Unavailable

Japan No Steering Committee



Malaysia N/A N/A

Mongolia N/A N/A

Nepal N/A N/A

Pakistan 1 Full-time Once GC Foundation is established, it will have Board of Directors

Philippines No GC Working Group



Republic of Korea

N/A N/A

Singapore Two secretariat staff

Singapore Compact Managing Committee

Sri Lanka No Committee

Thailand N/A N/A


Country Secretariat/Focal Point

Bangladesh Bangladesh Enterprise Institute/UNDP

China China Enterprise Confederation, All China Federation of Industry and Commerce-China Society for the Promotion of the Guangcai Programme and UNDP

India Global Compact Society (legal entity)

Indonesia Martha Tilaar Group and the Indonesian 　 Marketing

Association and UNDP.

Japan UNIC Tokyo


Country Secretariat/Focal Point

Malaysia UNDP

Mongolia UNDP

Nepal UNDP

Pakistan UNDP/Soon, UNGC Foundation will be established

Philippines UNDP


Country Secretariat

Republic of Korea

UNDP Korea

Singapore Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility

Sri Lanka GC Local Network in Sri Lanka

Thailand No Network

India, Japan and Singapore are collecting membership fees to sustain network activties


Country Major Activities /Future Plans

Bangladesh BEI will formally launch its CSR Centre in Nov. 06

China In November 2005, “UN Global Compact Summit China” was held in Shanghai. This Summit, the first global summit held outside of United Nations headquarters, brought together more than 800 leaders from business, civil society, labour and the academic community.

India Annual National Convention, COP Workshop, AGM&member meetings are major activities. Chapters in other metros, joint projects, training programmes, CSR movement

Indonesia Re-launched as part of the Asia-Pacific Business Forum 2006

Japan Secretary-General joined workshop with GC Japan network business leaders



Malaysia Information unavailable

Mongolia The Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry introduced GC in Oct. 05.

Nepal UNDP and the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industries hosted a consultative meeting in Aug. 06.

Pakistan A National Steering Board decided to establish the GC Foundation Pakistan which is in the final stage of registration.

Philippines As GC launch was endorsed by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, about 150 companies and others singed the commitment letters. In Sep. 06, the Asian Forum on CSR was held in Manila.



Republic of Korea

Preparatory Committee for launching the Global Compact or the Local Global Compact Network will be held soon in 06 or 07.

Singapore Launch of the national society in Jan. 05 and launch of UNGC country network with Minister and UN senior officials.

Sri Lanka The inauguration meeting for the Committee is scheduled for Oct. 06

Thailand GC was launched during ILO's Regional Employers' meeting in Nov. 01 with support of other UN offices.


Background

At GC Networks Focal Points Meeting Asia (7-8 June, Bangkok), it was agreed to produce an electronic publication showcasing the best practices of companies implementing the GC principles. UNIC Tokyo has been assigned to compile them and many of the Networks in Asia submitted a maximum of one or two practices per Network for the presentation at Barcelona Forum.

from Global Compact AsiaBest Practices


Selection Criteria Has relevance to one of the Global

Compact Principles Has positive societal impact. Is an activity that can be expanded, is

sustainable and replicable Not only successes but also challenges

are communicated Is written in clear and easily

understandable language for the general public


•The first joint effort of the Global Compact Asia•A useful learning and sharing of each other’s experiences•Collaboration among Networks.

Outcome


1 Bangladesh• Recycle of Used Lead Acid Battery （ Rahimafrooz Batteries Ltd. ）

2 China•China Africa Business Council

(CABC and UNDP China Office’s South-South Cooperation Team)

3 India•Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 　 (BHEL)•Indian Oil Scholarship Scheme 　 (Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.)

Total: 14 Best Practices from 11 Networks

Best Practicesfrom Global Compact Asia


•4 Indonesia•Global Compact Outreach and Local Network Foundation

(Martha Tilaar Group)

5 Japan•Establishment of International Integrated Recycling System

(Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.)•Insurance for the Planet – Mangrove Reforestation Project

(Millea Holdings Inc/Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.)

6 Nepal•Formation Village-Hoste Hainse 　 (Formation Carpets)

7 Pakistan•Project Hope – Telemedicine Project 　 (Engro Chemical Pakistan Ltd)•Shell LiveWIRE /”Tameer” 　 (Shell Pakistan)


8 Philippines•Industrial Peace Council – a venue for participative resolution of employee issues and concerns (Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation)

9 Singapore•NTUC FairPrice Annual Used Textbooks Project

(NTUC FairPrice Cooperative)

10 Sri Lanka•MAS Women go beyond program 　 (MAS Holdings (PVT)Ltd.)

11 Thailand•Innovative Quality of Life Club

(Thai Carbon Black Public Company Limited/TCB)


The first booklet of Best Practices of Global Compact Asia

is distributed at Global Compact Annual Networks Forum

Barcelona.

Best Practicesfrom Global Compact Asia

The booklet is designed by interns of UNIC Tokyo.