PPT-THE EXISTENCE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) FOR IMPROVING OF THE WELFARE OF

Jamal Wiwoho Pujiyono Triyanto Sebelas Maret University Indonesia International Conference on Business Economics and Social Science amp Humanities BESSH Manila 2930 Oct 2016. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY . The CSR concept stems from the philosophy that a company reaps benefits from the environment in which it operates and the society to which it belongs and hence it is duty bound to provide for the . Overdone or underdone. Corporate social responsibility (CSR), as the expression implies, is responsibility of business to society. . What . is it that the business is responsible for?. . It is responsible for the welfare of the shareholders and the stakeholders, the former being the investors who have entrusted their money to the company for proper use so that it makes profits, and the latter consist of the workers, consumers, society in general, and the environment. . DEFINITIONS OF CSR. It is a set of obligations to pursue those policies, to make those decisions, or to follow those lines of action which are desirable in terms of the objectives and values of our society. Fani. . Dimopoulou. . Thomas . Kandrikal. Surya . Saha. . Ji. . Shen. Ivaylo. . Stoykov. . Miia. . Zhang . Team A4 – Leadership & Excellence / MBE. Shirley Millar. Dr.. . Aisling. Ward. ‘Consumers . increasingly require information and reassurance that their wider interests, such as environmental and social concerns, are being taken into account in their purchasing . Private Healthcare in . India. (Training workshop for private healthcare managers). Business Responsibility in India: An Overview. Rijit. . Sengupta. CUTS International. BRCC Project. 7-8 February 2013, Hyderabad. Dr. Sherifa . Fouad. . Sherif. Cairo University. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the commitment of business to contribute to sustainable economic development, working with employees, their families, the local community and society at large to improve quality of life, in ways that are both good for business and good for development. . Edited . by. . Julia Sagebien. SBA Dalhousie University and EGAE University . of Puerto . Rico. . Nicole Marie . Lindsay. School . of Communication,. Simon . Fraser . University. Governance Ecosystems . Managing Key Components of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Introductions. 1. Noble’s CSR Program . & Needs. 4. Noble & CyberGrants Collaborate. 1. Planning & Implementation. 1. Benefits to Noble. B. ehaviour. The Pyramid of . Ethical . Behaviour . (. Cavusgil. et. . al, . 2013). Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). . Dr . Fariba. . Darabi. International Project Week. 14. th. . May 2014. Dr Sameen Siddiqi, WHO Representative, Iran. 4. th. International Congress on CSR. Organized by . Mahak. – 13 Feb, 2017, Tehran. Corporate Social Responsibility - CSR. The responsibility of . enterprises for their impacts on society . in the Pharmaceutical Industry. University of Applied . Sciences. Professor Dr. Linda O‘Riordan. 2. Agenda. Introduction. The Research Gap. Research Design. Research . Findings. . 4.1 CSR Practices. 1This thesis critically examines the role of public relations PR in corporate social responsibility CSR1practice in Malaysia This chapter explains the projects significance the scope of the research t 28. th. July 2023 Patrick Reid. Session Nine. Sustainability: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) . Warwick Business School, July 2023.