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Latest revision as of 07:15, 25 July 2022
1. Behavioural skills - social concerns - development.
The desirable quality of unity and common purpose in a group.
- CEB actively promotes social cohesion
- "The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is a multilateral development bank with an exclusively social mandate.
- Through the provision of financing and technical expertise for projects with a high social impact in its member states, it actively promotes social cohesion and strengthens social integration in Europe."
- Council of Europe Development Bank - the Treasurer's Wiki.
Contrasted with working in silos.
2. Collaboration - frameworks - integration - consistency.
Common purpose and consistency between the different elements of a body of work.
- Framework promotes cohesion
- "The purposes of the International Integrated Reporting Framework include... promoting a more cohesive approach to corporate reporting including the full range of factors that affect the ability of an organisation to create value over time."
- International Integrated Reporting Framework - the Treasurer's Wiki.