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The document discusses the role of the public sector in corporate social responsibility (CSR), highlighting its functions such as mandating, facilitating, partnering, and endorsing CSR initiatives. It emphasizes the importance of public sector involvement in CSR, particularly in developing nations, and outlines methods to enhance CSR practices, including certification and mandatory reporting. The key to effective CSR engagement lies in proactivity and adherence to good practices within the public sector's own operations.
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Csr in public sector main
- 2. What is the meaning of public sector?
- 3. How does CSR fit into the agenda for the public sector?
- 4. What is their role in promoting CSR? Mandating Facilitating Partnering Endorsing
- 5. How can they do this effectively? By being proactive. By adhering to good CSR practices in their own operations. Relevant Regulatory roles. They must engage themselves in places where there are issues of corporate accountability.
- 6. Methods to encourage better CSR initiatives CSR certification. Encourage local producers. Open access to issues caused by processes carried out. Mandatory reporting, Guidelines for mandatory reporting.
- 7. Why is it important for public sector companies to be involved in CSR in Developing Nations?
- 8. Thank You