1. Social Responsibility

2. Student Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility
Individual Social Responsibility

3. What is Social Responsibility?
 Social responsibility means
that people and organisations
must behave ethically and with
sensitivity toward social,
cultural, economic and
environmental issues.

4. What is Student Social
Responsibility?
 Student social responsibility, known as SSR,
is the responsibility of every student for his
or her actions.
 It is morally binding everyone to act in such
a way that the people around them are not
adversely affected. It impractical, especially
in the modern competitive world, where
everyone works for their self-interest, but
will succeed if we take decisions based on
what will benefit a large number of people
and respect everyone’s fundamental rights.

5. What is Student Social
Responsibility?
As individuals we can make our small contributi
ons
to society by donating money to trustworthy, sav
ing our resources by reducing our consumption,
E.g. by switching off lights or computers when n
ot in use
helps companies reduce their carbon footprints
on
the earth. In every religion be it Islam, Hinduism
,
Buddhism, Jainism or Christianity great stress h
as

6. WHAT IS CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY?
Corporate social responsibility is
nothing but how the business takes
responsibility for social, economic
and environmental impacts it may
produce from its operation or products.

7. What Is Individual Social
Responsibility?
- ISR is about an individual becoming responsible i
n his/her actions that have affect on communities
outside his/her immediate circle.
-The immediate circle being family and friends
- There can be an argument about also including
family and friends, but it would be rather
pertinent to include them as part of
Individual Personal Responsibility.

8. How does striving for social responsibility
help?
• Striving for social responsibility helps
individuals, organisations and
governments have a positive impact
on development, business and society
with a positive contribution to bottom-
line results.

11. THANK YOU!