Corporate Social Responsibility in India : Some Empirical Evidence / edited by S. Siva Raju.
Raju, S. Siva, editor.
2017
HD60-HD60.5
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Title Corporate Social Responsibility in India : Some Empirical Evidence / edited by S. Siva Raju.
ISBN 9789811039027
981103902X
9811039011
9789811039010
9789811039010
9811039011
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3902-7
Published Singapore : Springer Singapore : Imprint : Springer, 2017.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (XIII, 194 pages 55 illustrations) : online resource
Item Number 10.1007/978-981-10-3902-7 doi
9789811039010
Call Number HD60-HD60.5
Dewey Decimal Classification 174.4
Summary This book presents the authors' recent field experiences of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities in different regions of India. It also demonstrates how social auditing and stakeholder mapping help analyze the impact that particular individuals or groups may have on the functioning of any company in an area. CSR is a rapidly growing area of research and activity, especially in developing countries like India. An increasing number of companies are realizing their own social responsibility, given that they work within societal networks. As a result, any initiation or expansion activity they carry out in society impacts the communities around them. Given the newness of the field, the work on CSR in India is still in the initial stages. Most importantly, there is a need to highlight issues concerning CSR activities using sound methodologies and scientific data. A database comprising qualitative and quantitative approaches collected by tracking CSR activities is invaluable. Further the scientific data is vital to fully understand CSR, and in turn helps in designing appropriate and effective interventions for improving community members' quality of life. Accordingly, the stakeholders associated with CSR need to have a sound knowledge of how to conduct studies related to baseline data generation, community needs assessments, community profiling, stakeholder mapping, social impact assessments, monitoring and evaluation, as well as the social auditing of CSR projects and other related issues. This book aptly covers these issues and offers supporting empirical evidences from the field.
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Chapter 1. Profiling of the communities
Chapter 2. Baseline surveys
Chapter 3. Community need assessment
Chapter 4. Social impact assessment
Chapter 5. Stakeholder mapping
Chapter 6. Social auditing
Chapter 7. M & E of developmental projects
Chapter 8. CSR indices
Chapter 9. Public-Private Partnership models
Chapter 10. Practitioner perspectives on CSR
Chapter 11. Models of CSR: A few case studies
Chapter 12. CSR and sustainable development: A case of solid waste management
Chapter 13. CSR and skill development: A case of vocational training centre.

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