Corporate Social Responsibility

CORPORATE ETHICS PRESENTATION

Presented By:
Anuj Patel (22318)
Ayush Kumar (22329)
Manvi Kaul (22371)
Introduction to CSR
Corporate Social Responsibility betters society and the environment.

It includes ethical business practices and community engagement.

CSR builds a better brand reputation and improves employee

satisfaction.

Consumers want socially responsible companies. CSR has become an

essential part of corporate strategy.

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Understanding Corporate Social
Social Responsibility (CSR)
This presentation explores the meaning and definitions of Corporate
Social Responsibility. We will examine how businesses integrate ethical
practices. We will also see how they contribute to sustainable
development. Let's delve into the core principles that define CSR.

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CSR: Meaning and Definitions
Meaning of CSR WBCSD Definition UN Global Compact

CSR integrates social, environmental, It's a commitment to ethical behavior. CSR involves integrating social and
and ethical responsibilities. These are It also contributes to economic environmental concerns. It includes
integrated into core business development. It seeks to improve the interactions with stakeholders.
operations. quality of life.

CSR goes beyond mere compliance. It aims for voluntary actions. These promote sustainable development globally.

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Unlocking Value Through CSR:
Beyond Traditional
Philanthropy
This presentation explores how Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
extends beyond traditional philanthropy. We'll delve into the strategic
alignment of business practices with sustainability goals. Learn how this
approach benefits both your company and society, driving long-term
value and positive change.

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CSR vs. Philanthropy
Philanthropy CSR

Voluntary charitable activities. Strategic business approach.

Includes donations and sponsorships. Aligns with sustainability goals.

Lacks direct business benefit. Benefits both company and society.

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Examples of CSR and
Philanthropy
Philanthropy
A company donates to an NGO.

CSR
A company invests in renewable energy sources.

Impact
CSR focuses on long-term impact.

Philanthropy is often short-term and reactive.

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Factors Influencing CSR

Internal External Consumer

Corporate values and Government Consumer
leadership regulations shape preferences and
commitment drive CSR practices. market competition
CSR. impact CSR.

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Corporate Social Responsibility
Responsibility in India
This presentation explores Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India.
We'll delve into its evolution, key initiatives, and guiding principles.
Discover how businesses are making a positive impact on society and the
environment.

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The Evolution of CSR in India
Historical Philanthropy Companies Act, 2013 Key Industries

India boasts a legacy of corporate CSR became structured with IT, FMCG, Pharmaceuticals, and
philanthropy. mandatory regulations. Energy lead CSR efforts.

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Common CSR Initiatives
1 Education & Skill Development
Empowering communities through education.

2 Healthcare & Sanitation

Improving public health and hygiene standards.

3 Environmental Conservation
Protecting natural resources for future generations.

4 Rural Development & Women Empowerment

Fostering inclusive growth and gender equality.

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Voluntary Guidelines, 2009: A Framework for
Responsible Practices

Ethical Governance Stakeholder Respect Environmental Protection Responsible Growth

Promoting transparency and Valuing employees, Integrating CSR into core
integrity in business customers, and Committing to sustainable business strategies.
operations. communities. business practices.
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CSR Under the Companies Act,
2013
This presentation explores Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India,
focusing on the Companies Act, 2013 and the broader concept of
corporate citizenship. We will examine the regulations, challenges, and
opportunities for businesses to contribute to social development.

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Mandatory CSR: The Companies Act, 2013
Section 135 Applicability Spending Requirement

CSR became mandatory under Applies to companies with significant Mandates spending at least 2% of
Section 135 of the Companies Act, financial metrics. average net profits on CSR activities.
2013.
• Net worth of ₹500 crore+
• Turnover of ₹1,000 crore+
• Net profit of ₹5 crore+

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CSR Committee: Roles &
Responsibilities
1 Policy Formulation 2 Activity Approval
Formulating a Approving specific CSR
comprehensive CSR policy. activities.

3 Monitoring Implementation
Monitoring the effective implementation of projects.

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Challenges in CSR Implementation

Meaningful Impact Lack of Expertise Transparency

Ensuring projects have a genuine and Addressing the need for skilled Establishing clear monitoring and
lasting positive effect. professionals in CSR execution. reporting mechanisms.

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Corporate Citizenship: Beyond
Beyond Compliance
1 Sustainable Practices
Integrating environmental and social considerations into
core operations.

2 Community Engagement
Empowering local communities through participatory
initiatives.

3 Ethical Supply Chains

Promoting fair labor practices and responsible sourcing.

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CSR: Auditing and Balancing
Profits with Social
Responsibility
This presentation will discuss CSR audits and the balance between profit
maximization and social responsibility in today's business landscape.

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CSR Audit: Ensuring Accountability and Transparency
Systematic Review Importance Key Components

A systematic review of CSR policies, • Ensures transparency and • CSR policy compliance.
projects, and their overall impact on accountability. • Financial tracking.
society and the environment. • Evaluates CSR program • Stakeholder engagement.
effectiveness.
• Identifies areas for improvement.

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Profit vs. Social Responsibility:
A Balancing Act
Profit Maximization
Traditional focus drives innovation and shareholder value.
It provides resources for social initiatives.

Social Responsibility
Enhances brand reputation and ensures long-term
sustainability and customer loyalty.

Risk Mitigation
It mitigates business risks related to both environmental
and social issues.

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Triple Bottom Line: People,
Planet, and Profit

Focusing on fair labor Environmental Financial viability and

practices and stewardship and sustainable business
community reducing carbon practices.
engagement. footprint.

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Conclusion: The Indispensable Role of CSR
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has evolved from an optional add-on to a fundamental necessity for achieving sustainable
business success. As stakeholders increasingly prioritize ethical and responsible business practices, companies that integrate CSR into
their core strategies are poised to build stronger brand loyalty and secure long-term profitability. The future business landscape will
see an amplified focus on environmental sustainability, with companies striving to minimize their ecological footprint and promote
resource conservation.

1 Increasing Focus on 2 Integration of CSR with Digital 3 Expanding Global CSR

Environmental Sustainability Digital Transformation Frameworks
Sustainability

4 Rise of Impact Investing and Socially Responsible 5 Role of AI and Technology in Enhancing CSR Efforts
Responsible Business Models

The integration of CSR with digital transformation will enable organizations to enhance their transparency, accountability, and
stakeholder engagement. The expansion of global CSR frameworks will create a more standardized and universally accepted approach
to responsible business practices. The rise of impact investing and socially responsible business models will further incentivize
companies to align their business goals with societal needs.
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