694
P. R. Cueto and E. R. Filho
Table 4 Annual reports found on websites by type
Year
A
B
C
Websites
Websites
Websites
A
UNPRME
B
UNPRME
C
UNPRME
2009
Sustainability
Sustainability
2010
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
2011
General
General
Sustainability
2012
Sustainability
General
General
Sustainability
2013
General
General
Sustainability
2014
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
2015
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
2016
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
2017
Sustainability
General
2018
Sustainability
Sustainability
Total
0
2
8
7
4
9
Source www.unprme.org/ and websites of institutions
annual management reports that address the organization as a whole, also involving
sustainability.
The analysis of the terms sustainability, ethics and decision making were carried
out in the reports sent to the PRME platform and were found as described in Table 5.
Since they are sustainability reports, the term “sustainability” is the most recurrent
in 17 reports (out of 18). The word “ethics” appears in the background, while the term
“decision making” does not appear with significant frequency although it is implicit
in the reports because they are organizational strategies that guide decision-making
and action on sustainability and ethics.
Compared to Table 3, there is no significant difference between the specific reports
related to sustainability and management reports. This indicates that the annual management reports report sustainability and ethics-related actions similar to the specific
sustainability reports.
4.4 Curricular Information on Websites
Searching the information on the institutions’ websites it was verified within the
curricular structures, modules, topics covered in the courses that each of the institutions makes available (within business schools), and relationships with ethics and
sustainability were found.
Institution A has an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, 8 MBA
courses, M.Sc. in Business Administration, M.Sc. in Business Administration, Doctorate in Business Administration and short and medium term courses (Table 6).
P. R. Cueto and E. R. Filho
Table 4 Annual reports found on websites by type
Year
A
B
C
Websites
Websites
Websites
A
UNPRME
B
UNPRME
C
UNPRME
2009
Sustainability
Sustainability
2010
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
2011
General
General
Sustainability
2012
Sustainability
General
General
Sustainability
2013
General
General
Sustainability
2014
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
2015
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
2016
General
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
2017
Sustainability
General
2018
Sustainability
Sustainability
Total
0
2
8
7
4
9
Source www.unprme.org/ and websites of institutions
annual management reports that address the organization as a whole, also involving
sustainability.
The analysis of the terms sustainability, ethics and decision making were carried
out in the reports sent to the PRME platform and were found as described in Table 5.
Since they are sustainability reports, the term “sustainability” is the most recurrent
in 17 reports (out of 18). The word “ethics” appears in the background, while the term
“decision making” does not appear with significant frequency although it is implicit
in the reports because they are organizational strategies that guide decision-making
and action on sustainability and ethics.
Compared to Table 3, there is no significant difference between the specific reports
related to sustainability and management reports. This indicates that the annual management reports report sustainability and ethics-related actions similar to the specific
sustainability reports.
4.4 Curricular Information on Websites
Searching the information on the institutions’ websites it was verified within the
curricular structures, modules, topics covered in the courses that each of the institutions makes available (within business schools), and relationships with ethics and
sustainability were found.
Institution A has an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, 8 MBA
courses, M.Sc. in Business Administration, M.Sc. in Business Administration, Doctorate in Business Administration and short and medium term courses (Table 6).