|Café de Carol | |CSR Initiative Recommendation Report | | | | Table of Contents Memo 3 Executive Summary 5 Introduction 7 Analysis 10 Recommendation(s) and Conclusion: (I) 11
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its extent has always been a practice usually dictated by the owner or the major stakeholders but in today’s world of infinite connectivity and social media‚ reputation can make or break a corporation. CSR is usually a pledge taken by an establishment or corporation to set in place socio-ethically responsible policies in areas of work ethics‚ human welfare‚ environment and human rights. According to Smith‚ (2003)‚ “CSR refers to the obligations of the firm
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* Example economic crisis and countries names for Outline the key criticism of CSR and how they differ across different political and economic spectrum Abstract: The field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has now been embraced globally by all the modern entities of the globe. Advocates of the field argue that corporations that are perceived by society as being socially responsible are likely to derive enormous benefits from being so. They argue that most stakeholders whether primary
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1. Case Name: Host Europe: Advancing CSR and sustainability in a medium-sized IT company. 2. Problem Statement The main problem statement of the case is: How to further improve the ecological and social aspects of sustainability without disturbing the company’s current economic success? Rephrasing‚ In addition to the implemented CSR activities by Host Europe‚ what are the other important CSR activities Host Europe can implement to sustain its position as a leading contributor of CSR engagement
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TISS Mumbai Proposed MPhil-PhD Dissertation Title of Proposed Study: BLENDING GANDHIAN CONCEPTS INTO CSR STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT Rationale for Study: The three major concepts which the thesis revolves around are: i) Gandhian Socio-economic Analytical Framework ii) Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) and Strategies iii) Integral and Sustainable Rural Development All of these strands are powerful enough in their individual spheres but if these are blended into a concept
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In order to identify and evaluate the extent to which British Bulkers applies CSR in its business‚ both secondary and primary research was held. More specifically‚ secondary information about the company was collected through its corporate website. Moreover‚ online sources were used to analyze the external environment of British Bulkers‚ while articles and textbooks were also used‚ in order to analyze the importance of CSR in business in general and the shipping business in specific. As far as primary
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NAME NYARADZO TABE- 122SIS28 TOPIC COPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) IN ZIMBABWE VS THE GLOBAL EXPECTATIONS Considering the rough economic environment in the country one might wonder how businesses can balance between making sure that they survive and responding to social concerns. Zimbabwean businesses in general accept that they have a responsibility to plough back into the society but not all of them have been committing themselves to solving the social and environmental
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RESEARCH STUDY ON CSR - A BRIEF NOTE Research Title : Social Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its relevance to the contemporary Indian society Purpose : Research study for Doctoral Thesis (PhD) Research Guide : Prof. Dr. C. Ganesh‚ Head Dept of Sociology University : Osmania University‚ Hyderabad Research Scholar : Sarvesh Amrutha Abstract The research study‚ “Social Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its relevance to the contemporary
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of the corporations Wal-Mart and Starbucks. By analyzing the key differences not only in their values‚ but the application of their stated values‚ they can then be judged as to the superiority of their systemic approaches to sustainability. In the case of these two companies‚ ethics are the most notable difference‚ which causes Wal-Mart to experience a myriad of dilemmas that Starbucks doesn’t. This key difference is important because “nearly any dilemma an organization faces can be distilled down
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In my view the statement ‘the social responsibility of business is to increase profit’ is true to a point‚ however‚ I believe a corporation’s responsibilities spread beyond just maximising profits. The ‘Narrow View’ argues that profit maximisation is the only objective for a business. Levitt.T wrote‚ “In the end business has only two responsibilities- to obey the elementary canons of face-to-face civility (honesty‚ good faith and so on) and to seek material gain”. Milton Friedman argued that business
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