This document is a presentation submitted by 5 students on ethics and accountability at Indira Gandhi University. It discusses the three pillars of corporate social responsibility as responsibilities towards owners, employees, consumers, suppliers, and government. It then covers the meaning and features of business ethics, principles of business ethics, and the needs and importance of business ethics. It also defines social accountability and explains why it is important and its key principles.

1. Indira gandhi
university ,
Meerpur(Rewari)
Ethics &
Accountability

2. Submitted to :
Dr. Pinki
Submitted by :
Vinay Kumar(Roll no.:11)
Neha(Roll no.: 12)
Priya(Roll no.: 13)
Alka(Roll no.: 14)
Neeru yadav(Roll no.: 15)
M.com(H)
6th Sem.

4. THREE PILLARS OF
CSR:-

7. Needs of CSR:-

12. 1) Responsibility
towards owners or
shareholders:-
2) Responsibility
towards employees:-
• Tosafeguardthecapital.
• Toprovide fairandregularreturnonthecapital
employed.
• ToensureproperutilisationOfinvestedcapital.
• Timelypaymentofdividend.
• Toprovideregularinformationaboutthecompany.
• Properselection,trainingandpromotion.
• Providingfairwages.
• EducationOfemployees.
• Participativemanagement.
• Ensuringhealth,safetyandcomfortableworking
conditions.
• Providinganefficientcomplainthandlingsystem.

13. 3) Responsiblitiy
towards
consumers:-
4) Responsibility
towards suppliers:-
• Toprovidesgoods intimeandalso efficientaftersales
service.
• Manufacturetheproductaccordingtotheneedsofthe
Coustmers.
• Produceandsupplyqualityproductsatreasonableprice.
• To preventblackmarketing.
• Todevelopandmaintainhealthyrelationswithsuppliers.
• Dealingwithsuppliersshouldbebased onfairtermsand
conditions.
• Paymentshouldalsobemade time.

14. 5) Responsibility
towards government:-
• Tofulfillalllegalrequirements.
• Paymentoftaxsintime.
• ExecutinggovernmentContractsina fairmanner.
• Toprovideinputstogovernmentaboutchangesinpolicy
thatcanresultingrowthanddevelopment.

15. BENEFITS
OF
CSR

16. Costs Reductions
Public Image /public
expectations
Balance of
Responsibility and
power
Better
Environment
Superiority of
prevention
over
Cures/positive
public

18. Meaning of Business
Ethics
• Businessethicsisaformofappliedethicsorprofessionalethicsthatexaminesethical
principlesandmoralorethicalproblemsthatariseinabusinessenvironment.
Itappliestoallaspectsofbusinessconductandisrelevanttotheconductof
individualsandentire Organizations.
E.g. Chargingfairpricingtocustomers,
Fairweightformeasurement, etc.

19. Features of Business Ethics
1. A Discipline
2. Related to Human Aspect(study)
3. Study of goals and Means
4. Different from Social
Responsibility 5. Greater than law

20. Principles of Business ethics:
• Avoid exploitation of consumers
• Avoid profiteering
• Encourage healthy competition
• Ensure accuracy
• Pay taxes regularly
• Get accounts audited
• Fair treatment to employees
• Optimum utilisation of resources

21. Needs
& importance
Of Business
ethics
• Stop Business Malpractices
• Improve customers
confidence
• Survival of business
• Safeguarding consumers
rights
• Protecting employees and
shareholders
• Develops good relations
• Creats goods image

23. Social Accountability
• “Social accountability” refers to actions initiated by
citizens groups to hold public officials, politicians,and
service providers to account for their conduct and
performance in terms of delivering services, improving
people’s welfare and protecting people’s rights.
• It is an obligation and responsibility on the part of the
government to be answerable to the citizens for its
actions.
• It ensures the fulfillment of democratic and human rights
principles.

24. Why is social accountability
important ?
Social
Accountabi-
lity
1) Good governance
2) Development
Effectiveness
3) Empowerment

25. Principles of
Social Accountability
1. Information
2. Involvement and participation of citizens
3. Protection of citizens
4. Citizens right to be heard
5. Collection platform
6. Report dissemination

27. Presentation by
• Vinay kumar (11)
• Neha(12)
• Priya (13)
• Alka (14)
• Neeru yadav(15)