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Research Paper Presentation

Title of the study

A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility-

Overview, Issues & Challenges

Principal Author
Miss. Riya B. Agrawal
Student M B A 2nd Year (Mkt.)
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

 Objectives of the study

 Research Methodology
 Literature Review
 Corporate social Responsibility- Overview
 Issues & challenges
 Conclusion
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Objectives of the study

 To understand the Concept & Significance of Corporate

Social Responsibility (CSR).

 To study the issues & challenges pertaining to the corporate

social responsibility in general.
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Research Methodology
 Type of Research: Descriptive Study

 Data Collection:

 Secondary sources: Books, Articles from Journals, Websites

references.

 Total Literature Reviews : 10

 Scope of Research: Study on conceptual knowledge of CSR and

contributing further to the existing literature.

 Limitation of Research: Study on CSR has been done on conceptual

framework rather involving any practical insights.
A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
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Literature Review
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Literature Review
 CSR has become an integral part of the corporate strategy.

 CSR policy functions as self-regulating mechanism whereby,

business monitor and ensure their adherence to law, ethical
standards, and international norms.

 Many large corporations take voluntary initiatives such as codes of

conduct, environmental certification and reporting, social audits, fair
trading schemes and social investment programmes.

 Now a days, Corporate social responsibility is solving the problems

relating to society & environment to some extent as government has
taken a step by saying that it is compulsory for the companies to
allocate 2% of their net profit in CSR activities.

 CSR is deemed to take various steps which aims at ensuring socio-

economic development of the community.
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges
The Authors have conducted validity testing of Literature
Review through Word Frequency & Word Cloud formation
Word Frequency
Summary
Word Count
CSR 995
Social 611
Corporate 581
Responsibility 448
Companies 360

Business 307

India 217
Company 208
Activities 182
Research 168

Source:Workings on N-Vivo Software

 Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview

Specific departments
Self-regulating plan and teams that
of action develop policies,
strategies, and goals

CSR exercises can

help to build the
Practice by all leading
stronger bond
corporates in India
between employee
and corporation
A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Issues of Corporate Social Responsibility

 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Challenges of Corporate Social Responsibility

 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

Conclusion
 The Corporations are social entity so they must take care of all stakeholders
and ensure their adherence to law, ethical standards and international norms.
Thus, it is difficult for one single entity to bring about change, as the scope is
tremendous. Consequently, corporate and government must work together and
so that, they can bring dramatical changes in the welfare schemes of society.

 As Many large corporations took steps to improve their environmental and

social performance through the use of voluntary initiatives such as codes of
conduct, environmental certification and reporting, social audits, fair trading
schemes and social investment programmes.

 So, companies have started realizing the importance of corporate social

responsibility and started initiating a steps towards it.
 A Study on Corporate Social Responsibility- Overview, issues &
Challenges

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