which role should public authorities play in the development of csr ?

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Corporate Social Responsibility: the role of the Public Sector and the …
Public policy in a wide range of areas impacts on CSR and businesses ambitions e.g. the environment, labour markets, community development, human rights, anti-corruption, and governance reporting. The Irish Government recognises its role. In July, An Tánaiste launched our second National Action Plan on CSR, Towards Responsible Business[i].
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CSR and public policy | UNIDO
The contemporary CSR agenda is relatively immature, and the term CSR has not yet taken hold within many public sector institutions, in both industrial and developing countries. The challenge is for government bodies to identify priorities and incentives that are meaningful in the local and national contexts and to build on existing initiatives and capacities. There is now an excellent opportunity for governments to harness current enthusiasm for CSR alongside key public policy goals …

https://web.worldbank.org › archive › website01006 › WEB › IMAGES › PUBLICPO.PDF

https://web.worldbank.org › archive › website01006 › WEB › IMAGES › PUBLICPO.PDF
PDF Public Policy for Corporate Social Responsibility – World Bank
CSR. Public Sector Roles Mandating ‘Command and control’ legislation Regulators and inspectorates Legal and fiscal penalties and rewards ‘Enabling’ legislation Creating incentives Capacity building Facilitating Funding support Raising awareness Stimulating markets Partnering Combining resources Stakeholder engagement Dialogue

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Does Government Have a Role to Play in Corporate Social … – GivingForce
Studies have shown that CSR creates social value and improves social welfare, which constitutes the main goals of government policy. It seems natural, therefore, to encourage greater collaboration between the public and private spheres as their objectives are often complementary. The main rationale behind CSR, often referred to as the ‘Triple Bottom Line’ principle, implies that businesses should not only serve as economic, but also social and environmental ends. This idea is reflective …

https://commission.europa.eu › business-economy-euro › doing-business-eu › corporate-social-responsibility-csr_en

https://commission.europa.eu › business-economy-euro › doing-business-eu › corporate-social-responsibility-csr_en
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) – European Commission
The scope of CSR, however, extends well beyond these requirements alone. EU product requirements. The EU’s sustainable development policy, global trade and sustainable development, international partners, sustainable development criteria and CSR in individual trade agreements, impact and sustainability assessments of trade deals.

https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu › industry › sustainability › corporate-social-responsibility-responsible-business-conduct_en

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Corporate social responsibility & Responsible business conduct
Living up to this duty is commonly known as ‘corporate social responsibility’ (CSR) or ‘responsible business conduct’ (RBC). Public authorities, including the EU, have an important role in supporting and encouraging companies to conduct their business responsibly. Over the last years, we’ve introduced a smart mix of voluntary and mandatory actions to promote CSR/RBC, and implement the UN guiding principles on business and human rights (UNGPs) and the UN 2030 agenda for sustainable development.



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The Government’s Role in Promoting Social Responsibility
In summary, federal, state, and local governments play a large role in helping to solve society’s most pressing issues. It is important that all sectors play a part in trying to achieve successful behavior change. Too many companies are waiting for the business case and too many governments have become co-opted or overwhelmed by private …

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https://www.researchgate.net › publication › 296834433_The_role_of_public_authorities_in_corporate_social_responsibility
The role of public authorities in corporate social responsibility
Public authorities may adopt cooperative or noncooperative behavior that affects the equilibrium reached in the market. Their choice influences the decision of the company to develop socially…

https://link.springer.com › article › 10.1007 › s11077-009-9084-4

https://link.springer.com › article › 10.1007 › s11077-009-9084-4
The role of governments in corporate social responsibility …
The base level of responsible behaviour for any organisation is legal compliance and the Government has a role to play in setting standards in areas such as environmental protection, health & safety and employment rights.

https://www.vanguardngr.com › 2014 › 02 › rethinking-csr-role-public-sector

https://www.vanguardngr.com › 2014 › 02 › rethinking-csr-role-public-sector
Rethinking CSR: The role of the public sector – Vanguard News
In other words, CSR projects and programmes should not (and cannot) be expected to replace the legitimate role of government in the development process, as evident in the Niger Delta dilemma.

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