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A Study of Corporate Social Responsibility and its impact on Performance of Corporate Sectors.
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Corporate Social Responsibility principles can be difficult to put into practice and companies struggle to justify CSR activities in terms of tangible business benefit. It is with this view that a review of the available frameworks was used to operationalize CSR in Indian context. Four dimensions i.e. Operational, Economic, Environmental and Social comprising of 21 factors were identified. Based on this a survey was conducted and a sample of 100 NSE and BSE listed companies from Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Quaternary Sectors was completed for the study. The scores were then correlated and regressed with a five year average of Return of Investment (ROI) of each company. The paper discusses the results obtained from the analysis which were statistically not significant but also did not hold negative implications for the companies.
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Business houses in India have been taking up the well being of the general public before the implementation of the corporate responsibility clause as per amendment of the Companies Act 2013. The annual report of Ministry of Corporate Affairs indicates the thirty loss making companies have spent amount on CSR activity. Since, the addition of corporate responsibility clause is recent development of India corporate sector. This article has been written with the basic objective to describe the statutory provisions of CSR activity to promote awareness about the concept and also to describe the growth of corporate sector in India. The effectiveness of the CSR activity has been measured on the bases of information given in the Annual Report of Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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In the recent years Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has witnessed a tremendous increase in awareness and control in the global arena. It is a concept where business organizations apart from their profitability and growth show interest in societal and environmental welfare by taking the responsibility of impact of their activities on stake holders, employees, shareholders, customers, suppliers, and civil society. However, in developing nations the situation of CSR activities of financial institutions is not so flourishing. The aims of this study are to investigate the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities performed by ten commercial banks in Bangladesh and explore the potential social impacts and sustainability in the future. This study also traced to find the relationship among operational performance by contributing CSR activities. CSR activities affect social attention to the customers and related stakeholders. It shows the relation between after tax net operating income and CSR expenditures by banks using SPSS software.
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Changes in social system circumstances, have created new social demands and requirements of businesses. The attention of company social responsibility is frequently viewed as a possible device for taking care of social demands and response as businesses consciously assume responsibility for society. Corporate Social Responsibility is a thought whereby companies/banking institutions admit the rewards of society. Therefore the earth by forward responsibility for the impact of their exercises on partners, employees, investors, customers, environment instead of their gains and development. This paper aims at providing a review of quantitative and qualitative research on Corporate Social Responsibility in banking sectors. So, we tend to establish five issues of stress of CSR research during this sector. These issues are perception toward CSR, drivers, impacts, CSR practices, and CSR reporting. By doing this, we tend to raise some rising and missing issues that are derived from empirical practices. The new research direction proposed during this paper could facilitate to develop an improve understanding of CSR and encourage CSR implementation in the banking sector.
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This helps them accomplish their objectives alongside fulfilling their social responsibilities. Realizing the importance of CSR in the socio-economic arena, India became the first country to have made 2% of a company s average net profits as mandatory spending on CSR initiatives vide Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013.
Even after deep exploration of the Corporate Financial Performance (CFP)- Corporate Social Performance (CSP) relationship, empirical evidence to date is somewhat conflicting. Globalisation and liberalisation in the Indian economy has shifted corporate goals from a socio - economic focus towards increasing shareholders value to the benefit of ...
current corporate social responsibility are related. Corporate sectors are now well integrated into society. They help to improve and elevate society. Eradicating poverty, hunger, Healthcare and Education sectors are the most attractive sectors in the form of CSR activities. Under the Sustainable Development Goals, these are also included.
(Kakade, 2019) [5] Undertake a study on comparative study of corporate social responsibility practices in India, aim of the research is to explore the position of Indian companies regarding ...
Purpose Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was mandated and institutionalised in India through the Companies Act (2013), a decade ago. It is critical to understand the priorities of the models ...
issuance of Corporate Social Responsibility Voluntary Guidelines in 2009 by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA, 2009) . Prior to this, the importance of CSR was discussed in the context of corporate governance reforms, such as in the Report of the Task Force on Corporate Excellence by the Min istry of Corporate Affairs (MCA, 2000).
2. Definitions of the Corporate Social Responsibility 05 3. Aim and Purpose of Research 09 Chapter 2: The Corporate Social Responsibility and the CG 12 1. Growth of the Corporate Social Responsibility 12 1.1 Growth of the CSR in India 15 2. Synergies between the CSR and the CG 16
CSR policy functions as. a bu ilt -in, self -regulating mechanism whereby business monitors and ensures its active compliance. with the spirit of the law, ethical standards, and international ...
A Dissertation On EVALUATION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTIVITIES IN THE STATE OF GUJARAT ... faster growth and rising incomes means India will be the leading economy in the world. This case study explores the purpose of CSR initiatives that range from enhancing the livelihoods of beneficiaries, reducing the environmental impact and ...
Corporate social responsibility, institutional factors, India, regression analysis Introduction Researchers have highlighted many motivating factors affecting corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting as size, age, profitability, liquidity, nationality, market share, etc. Their identification of these factors is quite overlapping and similar.
vestigation of Mitra's(2017) research, titled 'Corporate Social Responsibility: A study of Strategic Management and Performance in Large Indian Firms' which is an adaptation of Isaksson's(2012) research (with due per-mission), titled 'Corporate Social Responsibility: A study of Strategic Management and Performance in Swedish Firms.'
Gautam R., & Singh A. (2010, January). Corporate social responsibility practices in India: A study of top 500 companies. Global Business and Management Research: An International Journal, 2(1), 41-56.
Gautam, R., 2010, Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in India A Study of Top 500 Companies, Global Business and Management Research: An International Journal, 2 (1), 41 - 56 .
Managers/corporate executives must maintain consistency in the firm's CSR engagement as any inverse changes could negatively impact firms' future performance. Hence, firms' engagement in the CSR-related initiative is a cornerstone of long-term business success. Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility, FTSE4Good Index, Operating
Nearly all leading corporate in India are involved in corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs in areas like education, health, livelihood creation, skill development, and empowerment of weaker sections of the society. Notable efforts have come from the Tata Group Infosys, Bharti Enterprises, ITC Welcome group, Indian Oil Corporation ...
In the recent years Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has witnessed a tremendous increase in awareness and control in the global arena. It is a concept where business organizations apart from their profitability and growth show interest in societal and environmental welfare by taking the responsibility of impact of their activities on stake holders, employees, shareholders, customers ...
The study aims to determine whether there exist spatial inequalities in the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) spending among various states in India during the period 2017-2019 by considering ...
The past two decades have witnessed a remarkable change in the way businesses run and operate, with the quest for excellence and all-round growth the primary objective of corporations. Pursuit of financial growth does not always lead to social advancement, and is often detrimental to the environment, resulting in unhealthy workplaces, exposure to toxic substances, urban decay and other similar ...
With these changes another new idea comes out and became visible in the market which is called corporate social responsibility CSR, and each company claims to follow this responsibility. In this paper we are going to carefully study how this idea is working in India and to what extent companies are following it for social and money-based growth ...
Master Thesis Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): The Role of Internal Communication and Employee Engagement ... Has PDF. Author. More Filters. More Filters. Filters. Exploring Employee Engagement with (Corporate) Social Responsibility: A Social Exchange Perspective on Organisational Participation. R. Slack S. Corlett R. Morris. Business ...
Purpose - The aim of this paper is to examine how corporations in India interpret corporate social. responsibility (CSR). Focusing on four commonly known approaches: the ethical, the statist ...