\nT/CNFPIA 4001-2017 Guidelines for the Preparation of Social Responsibility Reports by Chinese Forestry Industry Enterprises
T/CNFPIA 4001-2017
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the basic principles and reporting framework for the preparation of social responsibility reports by Chinese forestry industry enterprises, aiming to provide guidance for forestry industry enterprises to prepare social responsibility reports based on their own characteristics. This standard applies to the preparation of social responsibility reports by Chinese forestry industry enterprises; Main technical content: This standard includes 6 parts and 2 appendices. 1. Part 1 of this standard specifies the scope of application of the standard. It mainly provides guidance for Chinese forestry industry enterprises with certain scale and social responsibility to prepare social responsibility reports. 2. Part 2 of this standard specifies the normative reference documents, with a focus on the indicator system compiled by the Corporate Social Responsibility Research Center of the School of Economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, titled "Guide for the Preparation of China's Corporate Social Responsibility Reports (CASS-CSR 2.0)". 3. Part 3 of this standard specifies various terms and their definitions, listing the nouns and specialized terms involved in the standard. 4. Part 4 of this standard specifies the basic principles for report preparation. It divides into six basic principles: key principles, completeness principles, stakeholder participation principles, balance principles, authenticity principles, and comparability principles, and provides detailed explanations of each principle. 5. Part 5 of this standard specifies the social responsibility reporting framework for Chinese forestry industry enterprises. This part is based on the "Guide for the Preparation of China's Corporate Social Responsibility Reports (CASS-CSR 2.0)" compiled by the Corporate Social Responsibility Research Center of the School of Economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and combines the characteristics of China's forestry industry t