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Environment, safety mean less to India Inc

Environment and safety issues figure lower in the agenda of Indian corporates than its foreign counterparts, a study says.

Published on: Oct 6, 2006, 22:39:00 IST
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Environment and safety issues figure lower in the agenda of Indian corporates then its foreign counterparts, a study has revealed.

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The study, International Corporate Values Index 2006, that was conducted across 3,236 corporations in 12 countries, found the issues of customer satisfaction, quality and innovation to be the top three in the priority list in India.

The study was prepared by Ecco International Communications Network, a global PR and communications agency.

While environment ranked fifth in international ranking, it was not even in the top 10 in India, Ecco Indian member Pressman PR Chairman Niren Suchanti told reporters.

Suchanti said the top three of the international rankings were quality, innovation and customer satisfaction.

The number of Indian corporates selected for the study were 301, which included PSUs, family-run business houses, MNCs, listed and unlisted companies, culled from 14 different industries.

As per the Indian and International Corporate Values Index, integrity and team spirit occupied the fourth and sixth position.

Headquartered in London, Ecco is a body of PR firms having a combined fee income of €40 million (Rs 240 crore).

Among the value groups, skills ranked number one both in India and overseas.

 
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