Country-by-Country reporting: UNCTAD supports it
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"Indicators should help to analyse positive corporate contributions to the economic and social development of the country in which it operates. For this reason, indicators should be reported on a nationally consolidated basis, so that they are useful to stakeholders within a specific country, and so that the indicators can be understood within the context of a specific country. . . . The use of national data, rather than globally consolidated data, should also improve the usefulness and comparability of information"
This is just what we have been arguing.
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