Project PASCALEA – public and stakeholder consultation in developing high‐profile corporate environmental strategy

Linda Collins and Sam Usher

Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 2004, vol. 11, issue 2, 95-102

Abstract: This paper looks at corporate social responsibility in the context of public and stakeholder dialogue and engagement. It demonstrates how this can contribute to the development of a long‐term environmental management strategy. It shows how government, stakeholder and economic pressure can encourage companies to positively engage their stakeholders. Using an example from the nuclear industry the paper describes how the importance of engaging in stakeholder dialogue and consultation has been recognized and how this can contribute to more positive stakeholder relationships. In 2002, AWE plc commissioned a major independent public and stakeholder consultation exercise (Project PASCALEA). Environmental Consultants from NNC Ltd. were commissioned to manage and execute the project, together with recognized consultation specialists from the IEPPP, Lancaster University. The case study gives an insight into the consultation methodology adopted and evaluates how the outcomes from the project contributed towards the successful delivery of AWE's corporate environmental management goals. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd and ERP Environment.

Date: 2004
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