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Enabling Policies empower organizations to strategically target stakeholders'
trust objectives, as a principal success factor for the organization, with
one comprehensive and foundational approach that satisfies the information
reliance needs of all stakeholders;
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Enabling Policies play a critical role in providing investors/donors
with clear and verifiable information about various aspects of the organization's
performance and provides a valuable reference point for assessing the quality
of its management and market positioning;
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Enabling Policies put an organization prominently at the forefront
of stakeholder engagement initiatives, thereby building its competitive
advantage;
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Enabling Policies help stakeholders to establish higher levels of
confidence in the information they depend on in order to contribute to the
organization's mission, while simultaneously making them aware of the organization's
Trust Enabling processes and the broader impact on its mission;
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Enabling Policies satisfy the legitimate interest of stakeholders
about the impact of the organization's activities and its decision-making
processes. It does this by supporting improvements in the sharing and acceptance
of information used by its stakeholder to contribute to the organization's
objectives;
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Enabling Policies play a key role in building an organization's relationships
with its external stakeholders, by providing it with more sensitive and
accurate information on which to base decisions and by cultivating a climate
of increased trust in which to implement them;
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Enabling Policies encourage organizations and their stakeholders to
"practice what they preach";
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Enabling Policies allay stakeholder concerns that organizations often
talk to only one half of the community and therefore do not have consensus
or a full range of views, which may cause polarization and rifts within
the community that could undermine the engagement process;
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Enabling Policies substantiate key performance indicators by stimulating
stakeholder collaboration toward helping make performance indicators relevant,
understandable, material, complete, regular, timely, accurate, verifiable
and credible;
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Enabling Policies improve an organization's public profile and support
its brand development objectives;
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Enabling Policies help organizations to attain industry recognition
for their innovative leadership and the superiority of their operational
performance metrics;
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Enabling Policies promote a deepening of value-based relations, because
they represent a commitment by the organization to work together with its
partners to achieve genuine and standardized good practices in relationships;
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Enabling Policies encourage innovation around key quality principles
and stimulate innovation above an agreed quality floor, rather than encouraging
the propagation of a more rigid compliance-oriented culture;
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Enabling Policies are focused on improving the financial performance
and the long-term value of an organization to its stakeholders;
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Enabling Policies have immediate and measurable value to an organization
and its stakeholders, who can demonstrate that the resources in developing
and implementing them were well-spent and not just used to produce a "glossy
report" that becomes "shelfware";
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Enabling Policies help to accelerating the volume, velocity and value
of e-business transactions with its online contributors;
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Enabling Policies contribute to an organization's learning and improvement
objectives;
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Enabling Policies Support an organization's operations by enabling
it to identify, evaluate and better manage the uncertainty arising from
its impacts on and relationships with its stakeholders;
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Enabling Policies build trust in the measurement, communication and
feedback information on its performance, allowing it to better understand
and respond to the needs and aspirations of its stakeholders, and to manage
these alongside (and as part of) its objectives and targets;
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Enabling Policies improve the recruitment of high quality employees
by clarifying the organization's values and reporting on its performance,
as well as by applying good practices for building trust in the suitability
of employment candidates;
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Enabling Policies help to increase the loyalty of existing employees
and to improve the quality of new recruits by providing evidence of the
organization's commitment to building a better organization. A direct consequence
of this improved loyalty is increased productivity;
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Enabling Policies define a unifying system that provides context and
comprehensiveness to common, but isolated trust enhancement approaches that
may already be in place;
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Enabling Policies play a key role in supporting an organization's
governance. They feed into the it's control process, by which they ensure
the alignment of the organization's values and strategy with its behaviour
and the outcomes of its activities;
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Enabling Policies play a part in encouraging governments to acknowledge
the self-regulating processes that organizations are following to build
stakeholder trust and confidence in their accountability and to improve
performance; and
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Enabling Policies also help to ensure that any future regulation in
the industry is effective, because the principles and best practices employed
are foundational in nature.