Cameco in Kyrgyzstan: Corporate Social Responsibility Abroad Case Solution
The world’s largest uranium minim company, which is known as Cameco, is located in Saskatoon, in Canada.The company its leading mining businesses and there was a substantial native people of Dene and Cree Indians, which is where it developed its policy regarding the CSR and the location was Northern Saskatchewan. Facilities on whether the same corporate social responsibility policy can be applied with the Kyrgyzstan authorities to the firm's joint venture to run a gold mine in eastern Kyrgyzstan. Complicating the conclusion is a chemical spill that had happened several months relationships with citizens in nearby communities were at an all-time low. The joint venture's vice president of human resources and corporate relationships must determine how best to convey business policy to the local community, and which of the applications might be executed in Kyrgyzstan, what new applications might have to be developed.
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PUBLICATION DATE: November 13, 2003
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