Some years ago, the government came out with an order making Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) a must for companies having income above a certain mark. Taking this opportunity, country’s largest car-maker Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) went on a unique path of setting up a water ATM which provides water to lakhs of people. …
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Making Corporate Social Responsibility an integral part of corporate strategy and management practices. Today, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has come a long way from its initial stage of staff volunteering or giving to charity as part of the companies’ social or community activities.
The State Government of Odisha on Friday proposed institutionalisation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities for making these more comprehensive, useful and sustainable. The issue was discussed at a high level meeting presided over by Chief Secretary AP Padhi at the Secretariat here.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the code that companies have to live by in order to ensure that they go about their business helping all the way and not hurting anyone and anything. This is done by having high business ethics and moral standard.
Some companies have gone beyond the mandated number of CSR committee members and brought in more members, that too independent directors, which has had a positive impact on the implementation of CSR initiatives. Companies are looking at corporate social responsibility (CSR) as more than just a compliance exercise; the first signs of an attitudinal change …
