2. Definition
Stakeholders in Business
Environment
Corporate Social Responsibility
Pyramid
Reasons for Increased Importance
Companies Act 2013
Forms of Implementation
Effective Way of CSR
Implementation
Potential Business Benefits
When do Corporations fall short ?
Way forward & Conclusion
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3. Effectiveness:
Capability of producing a desired result.
Corporate Social Responsibility:
CSR is the way through which a company achieves a balance
of economic, environmental and social imperatives, while at
the same time addressing the expectations of shareholders
and stakeholders
Stakeholders:
A stakeholder is any individual, group or organization that
can affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by
a programme.
HCL: “Technology That Touches Lives”
Definition
7. The CSR provisions within the Act is applicable to
companies with
An annual turnover of Rs 1000 Cr & more,or
A net worth of Rs 500 Cr & more,or
A net profit of Rs 5 Cr & more.
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8. Promotion of education
Eradication of extreme hunger and poverty
Gender equity and women empowerment
Reducing child mortality and improving maternal health
Social business projects
Environmental sustainability
Employment enhancing vocational skills
List of Activities
Under Schedule VII
10. Ethical Business Conduct
and Governance
Our People
Serving Communities
Human Rights
Responsible Sourcing
Environmental Sustainability
11. POTENTIAL
BUSINESS
Triple bottom line
Human resources
Risk management
Brand
differentiation
Reduced scrutiny
Cisco Systems: “This is the Power of the Network. Now.”
12. WHEN DO CORPORATIONS
FALL SHORT ?
Approach Towards CSR
Leveraging CSR for Window Dressing
Misdirection
Controversial industries and CSR
Disneyland: “The happiest place on earth”
13. WAY FORWARD &
CONCLUSION
Voluntary Compliance
Sustainability
Stick to Corporate Values
CSR – Employment Opportunities
Targeting Potential Areas
Understand customers expectations
Use the organization properly
Social Innovation
McDonalds: “We love to see you smile”