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Conporate Social Responsibility is a concept whereby business houses consider the interests of society besides their prime objective, by showing concern for the stakeholders including the environment. This concept extends byond the obligation to comply with laws of the land and, voluntarily involves in improving the quality of life around. In the globalized scenario, corkporations encounter new challenges whickh call for new strategies to survive and thrive. One of the challenges emerging from globalization is the responsiblility of sthe corporates to care for social and environmental concerns. The meaning of CSR used within an organization can bary from the strickt "stakeholder impacts" definition used sby many CSR advocates and will often include charitable efforts and volunteering. CSR may be based within the human resources, business develpment or public relations departments of an organization.
The Objectives of The Conference .....
This conference is intended to provide a common platform for the academicians and the corporates to come together and confer on the economic, legal, social, cultural and ethical aspects of corporate responsibility. The specific objectives are:
1. To redefine the scope of CSR and elevate it from its present philanthropic roots to broader business goals.
2. To motivate the gbusiness houses to develop a social agenda.
3. To make the business activity more human-orientedf, equitable and responsible.
Suggested sBroad Areas:
1. Drivers and Approaches to CSR
2. The Legal Environment and CSR
3. CSR in relation to Social Accounting.
4. Community Development Programs & CSR
5. CSR and Sustainable Economic Development.
6. CSR and Environment.
7. Social Entrepreneurship
8. Corporate Governance and CSR
9. CSR and Specific Industries
10.CSR and Medical Institutions/Educational Institutions/Banks
11. CSR and Textile/Leather/Iron & Steel Industry - Case Studies
12. MNCs and CSR
Participants of the Conference ......
We invite participants from all over the world, especially, Corporate Heads,Executives, Academicians, Research Scholars, NGOs, Government Officials and Environmentalists.
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