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Naturally, best practices for action by companies in the Community relate mainly to large companies. The existing corporate social responsibility network is also made up of large companies. However, you will see that one chapter in the Green Paper deals with collaboration between large and small companies and best practices, of which we already have examples in several countries in Europe, where large companies form networks with small and medium-sized enterprises to support them, train their employees and keep them abreast of new practices. I think, and here I agree with you, that the Green Paper and the new role played by companies may offer a great deal of support, especially for small companies."@en1
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