Environmental accounting, auditing and reporting in Europe: the role of FEE

David Collison and Saskia Slomp

European Accounting Review, 2000, vol. 9, issue 1, 111-129

Abstract: This paper reviews1 the activities of FEE (Federation des Experts Comptables Europeens) in the context of the developing environmental agenda. After a brief consideration of the constitution of FEE and of FEE's objectives as a whole, FEE's work in the area of environmental issues is discussed. This discussion covers the setting up and the operation of its Environmental Working Party (EWP), and a review of FEE's environmental work to date. While an overview of past and current work is given, some key areas of topical concern and activity are examined in more detail: in particular the scope for FEE to influence agendas at the European and wider international levels is considered.

Date: 2000
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