I’ve often written about the work and research of Coro Strandberg, a consultant who works with businesses and government and industry associations to create policies for a sustainable future. I highlighted her Green Team Continuum — as I like to call it, CSR 4.0 — which covers four stages: Incremental; Strategic; Cultural; and Transformational.
CSR, or companies helping those less fortunate, must be a good thing, right? But can profit and principles co-exist in an environment where public mistrust of big business is greater than ever? Oliver Bennett examines the thin line between worthy philanthropy and worldwide ridicule. Earlier this year Pornhub –“the premiere online destination for adult …
CSR: ‘Smoke our brand of cigarettes and together we’ll save the environment’ Read More »
Coromandel International Limited Bari Brahmana, part of Murugappa Group, launched the CSR activities at Jammu by taking up renovation of school premises and gardening and toilets renovation and given water coolers at schools, basis path lab testing facility in Bari Brahmana, PHC and Bus shelter near lane 4 for local public. During the current financial …
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A panel discussion on Collective Social Responsibility is the New CSR (corporate social responsibility), organized by Action Aid and Times Foundation recently discussed ways and means to employ CSR towards achieving holistic and sustainable development. The eighth session of the Corporate Social Responsibility Forum-India Series saw representatives from the CSR divisions of various companies come together …
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) represents something of a rare occurrence for businesses — a mutually beneficial venture for companies and the communities they serve. While the latter reaps the fruits of the outreach effort, CSR lets the former tell the story of their brands to new audiences and make valuable local connections.
