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The Top 5 Companies with the Highest Corporate Accountability for 2006
| Company | Sector | Rating 2006 | Rank 2005 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vodaphone | Utilities and telecoms | 72 | 3rd |
| 2 | BP (British Petroleum) | Petroleum refining | 71 | 1st |
| 3 | Royal Dutch\Shell Group | Petroleum refining | 69 | 2nd |
| 4 | Electricite de France | Utilities and telecoms | 61 | 8th |
| 5 | Suez | Utilities and telecoms | 58 | 15th |
Special Report
- According to AccountAbility, US companies generally score poorly on stakeholder engagement, non-financial reporting and third-party assurance. They are also far less likely than European counterparts to comply with internationally recognized labour, human rights and environmental standards such as the UN Global Compact's Ten Principles.
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Sources: csrnetwork, AccountAbility 2006.
List Notes: The Accountability Rating measures the extent to which companies put responsible practices at the heart of their business and evaluates companies across the following six areas: stakeholder engagement, strategy, governance, performance management, public disclosure, and assurance. The rating is applied to the Fortune 100 companies.
Sources: csrnetwork, AccountAbility 2006.
List Notes: The Accountability Rating measures the extent to which companies put responsible practices at the heart of their business and evaluates companies across the following six areas: stakeholder engagement, strategy, governance, performance management, public disclosure, and assurance. The rating is applied to the Fortune 100 companies.
