- Published: September 27, 2022
- Updated: September 27, 2022
- Level: Secondary School
- Language: English
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY (CSR) China Technology Development Group Corp (CTDC). The main idea of corporate social responsibility or CSR is to take up some responsibilities towards the society by the corporate world. In China the corporate communities always hide behind the Chinese government when it comes to fulfil social responsibilities. Because of these IT and Energy companies most of the environment has been polluted. Many of the environmental groups under the leadership of different environmentalists protested. With the help of Chinese government these industries were able to suppress the protests, which is not in the best interests of the citizens of China. Instead of these hiccups its business as usual for the companies and Chinese government because of the foreign exchange revenue. Since the citizens didn’t come under the stakeholders list companies ignored their protests. CSR should always be a part of corporate strategies that shows social responsibilities are as important as profit maximisation.
Scope
1. Study of human rights according to the UN.
2. Research on CSR employed by different companies around the world.
3. Research on environmental issues.
4. Focusing on the implementation of above mentioned tasks in countries like China if possible.
Methodology and Approach
Practically implementing the above-mentioned tasks are very difficult. The destruction of human rights by both the parties can be complained to the UN that takes some time. The Chinese government can only be requested because it’s their internal matter and can only be forced to stop by developed countries like US and Japan or UN. The only approach can be through UN and make the Chinese government realise that production should be done within best interests of their citizens and should impose restrictions that companies like Shell employ CSR activities effectively in the Niger Delta.
Reference
CTDC. China Technology. Retrieved Feb. 13 from http://www. chinactdc. com/index. htm.
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Stevina U. Evuleocha. Managing indigenous relations Corporate social responsibility and corporate communication in a new age of activism. Retrieved Feb. 13 from: . (2005).
