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Definition of CSR
A corporations initiatives to assess and take
Dimensions of CSR
Shareholders
Employees
Government
Community
Consumers
Product
Marketing
Principles
Legitimacy
Public Responsibility
Managerial Discretion
Engages in fair and honest business practices in its relationship with its
stakeholders.
Sets high standards behavior for all employees.
Exercise ethical oversight of the executive and board levels.
Strives to manage the company for the benefit of the stake holders.
Initiates and engages genuine with stake holders.
Values and implements dialogue.
Fosters a reciprocal relationship between the corporation and community.
Invest in communities in which corporation operates.
Respect the rights of consumers
Offers quality products and services.
Strategies
CSR Strategies
CSR Management System
CSR Reporting
Stakeholder Engagement and Communication
CSR Activities
OBJECTIVE: To support initiatives that measurably improve the lives of
underprivileged
CSR Committee
Local Terms
Implementation
Project based and time framed
Implemented by Special Agencies and NOT by the staff
Special Agencies include
Community
based organization
Elected Local Bodies
NGOs
Trust, mission
SHGs
Mahila Mandals etc.
Funding
The company has to set aside 2% of average net profit.
Unutilized funds will be carried forward to the next financial year.
Tax treatment Income Tax Act 1961.
Budget
Future of CSR
Innovating product to tackle social environment problem
Mandatory requirements
Transparency
Social media
HERO
Started the CSR Activity to provide
transportation to a common man
at easy affordable price.
Rewards its workers by providing
HRA and LTA.
INFOSYS
Created the Infosys Foundation as
a not-for-profit trust
Contributes up to 1 percent of
profits after tax every year.
Contributes in education,
healthcare, arts and culture, etc.
Objectives
Effective Utilization of Natural Resource
Help to Employees
Help to Society
Help to Customers
Help to Investors
Accounting
Reporting
& Auditing
ETHICAL DILEMMAS
Corruption
Industrial Espionage
Relational With The Environment
Relation With The Employees
Relation With The Consumers