This document discusses the topic of corporate social responsibility. It defines CSR as the responsibility of corporations to consider the interests of society in their actions. The document outlines the responsibilities companies have to their employees, society, consumers, shareholders, and government. It discusses types of CSR like ethical, altruistic, and strategic CSR. It also mentions some arguments that are made against CSR practices.

1. CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY

2.  NAME : NIKITHA PALLAVI NAKKA
 SRO : SRO0736390
 TOPIC : CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
 PROJECT : 3
 BATCH : 13 , ITT
 PLACE : VIJAYAWADA

3. HIGHLIGHTS
 What is CSR ?
 Concepts of CSR
 Responsibility towards employees
 Responsibility towards society
 Responsibility towards consumers
 Responsibility towards shareholders
 Responsibility towards government

4. HIGHLIGHTS
 Types of CSR
 CSR principles and strategies
 Arguments against CSR

5. CSR PRINCIPLES AND STRATEGIES
 Respect for human rights
 Respect for the different views
 Make social contributions
 Self realization and creativity
 Fair dealing and collaborations
 Feed back from community
 Long tern social and economic benefit

6. WHAT IS CSR?
corporate + social+ responsibility
 Corporate = a group of people acting as an
individual
 social = relating to society
 Responsibility = duty to deal with csr

7. CONCEPTS OF CSR
 Responsibility towards employees
 Responsibility towards society
 Responsibility towards consumers
 Responsibility towards shareholders
 Responsibility towards government

8. RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS EMPLOYEES
 To provide healthy working environment
 To grant regular and fair wages
 To provide welfare service
 To provide training and promotional facilities
 Proper recognition of efficiency and hardwork

9. RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS SOCIETY
 Carry on bussiness with moral and ethical
standards
 Prevention of environmental pollution
 Minimizing ecological balance
 Contribution towards the development of
social health and education
 Making use of appropriate technology
 Overall development of locality

10. RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS CONSUMER
 Supplying socially harmless products
 Supplying quality and standards as promised
 Adopt fair pricing
 Adopt after sales service
 Resisting black market
 Maintaining consumer grievence cell
 Fair competition

11. RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS SHAREHOLDER
 To ensure reasonable rate of return over time
 To build reputation and good will of the
company
 To remain transparent and accountable

12. RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS GOVERNMENT
 Obey rules and regulation
 Regular payment of tax
 Cooperating with the government to promote
social values
 Not to take advantage of loopholes in
bussiness laws
 Cooperating with the government economic
growth and development

13. TYPES OF CSR
 Ethical CSR : its about responsibility to avoid
harm or social injuries
 Altruistic CSR : contributing to common good
at the possible expense of
business altruistic , humanitarian
or philanthropic cause
 Strategic CSR : its about firm social welfare
responsibilities that benefits
both
corporation and stake holders

14. ARGUMENTS AGAINST CSR
 Fundamental principles of business get
violated
 Its is very expensive for business houses
 CSR projects may not be successful
 CSR is to induce them to steal away the
shareholders money

15. QUERIES