An assessment of corporate social responsibility of property developers in Bauchi Metropolis, Nigeria

Tukur, Sadiq; Shehu, Jamilu; Mammadi, Abubakar; Sulaiman, Ummi Aliyu

doi:10.35912/ijfam.v1i2.109

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“…However, it has been shown that the influence persists in both wealthy and developing nations, as well as in and beyond the agricultural sector (Burke, Hsiang, & Miguel, 2015). In the Nigerian context, this was also confirmed by Tukur, Shehu, Mammadi, and Sulaiman (2019) citing relevant studies conducted in the Niger Delta region.…”

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Climate change disclosure and financial performance of quoted oil & gas firms in Nigeria

Agbo,

Egbunike

2024

Annals of Management and Organization Research

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Purpose: Prior research has demonstrated the critical role that climate change disclosure plays in solving global sustainability challenges connected to human existence and the long-term viability of businesses. The goal of this study is to add to the existing literature on the impact of climate change-related disclosure on the financial performance of oil and gas companies in Nigeria. Research Methodology: The study adopted an ex post facto research design, and the final sample consisted of eight oil and gas companies listed on the NGX for the year 2012-2021. The final sample consisted of a balanced panel of 80 firm-year observations. The dependent variable was Return on Assets (ROA). Data were analyzed using a multiple regression model. Results: The findings showed a positive relationship between CCRD and ROA, which was also confirmed to be significant at the 5% significance level. Limitations: The model includes leverage, audit quality, and firm size, in addition to CCRD, to account for their effect on ROA. Therefore, other factors that may affect firm performance are not included in the model. Contribution: This study addresses one of the most important but less explored issues of environmental research in one of the largest economies in SSA. The data collected from the content analysis are original and provide important evidence of the impact of CCRD on firm performance. These findings encourage oil and gas companies to reduce their carbon emissions and disclose their carbon management activities.

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Climate change disclosure and financial performance of quoted oil & gas firms in Nigeria

Agbo,

Egbunike

2024

Annals of Management and Organization Research

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“…Ratul, Nayma, and Rahman (2023) in their research state that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is vital since it affects the company, customers, and society. Public awareness of corporate social responsibility has grown in recent decades (Tukur, Shehu, Mammadi, & Sulaiman, 2019). CSR is the obligation of organizations to not only provide good goods and services to society, but also to maintain the quality of the social and physical environment and to contribute positively to the well-being of the communities in which they are located.…”

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A comparative analysis before and after pandemic on environmental accounting public hospital

Putri,

Widajantie,

Wilasittha

2024

Intenational. J. financial account. management

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Purpose: This study conducted a comparative analysis of the application of environmental accounting in hospitals before, during, and after the pandemic. Research methodology: This qualitative study used a comparative analytical approach. The data used in the research are primary data from interviews with three informants directly involved and secondary data from relevant financial information at the Regional Public Hospital. Mohamad Soewandhie, Surabaya. Results: The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted hospital environmental accounting. Hospitals commonly charge environmental costs for managing solid, liquid, and gaseous waste. The pandemic has increased hospital waste processing expenditure for these three classes. The growth in hospital waste and vendor waste processing costs due to increased demand, since hospitals cannot yet process their waste, are the main causes of the cost increase. Once the outbreak ended, hospitals could control the costs. Limitations: Financial data from the hospital was simply an illustration because it had to be integrated with the Surabaya City Government's financial reports and was not published. Contribution: It can be seen that it is important for hospitals to be able to budget environmental costs more seriously as a preventive measure if similar problems like the pandemic or other forces significantly occur in the future. Novelty: Previous similar research only studied how environmental accounting is implemented in a hospital and did not compare its implementation before, during, and after the pandemic.

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“…Energy crises have impacted business dealings, the energy efficiency of a building is becoming increasingly important, sustainability is rising to the top of the corporate agenda, and security concerns have jumped to the top of the list. As a result, many businesses have begun reevaluating their definition of "core" activities in light of these new realities (Tukur, Shehu, Mammadi, & Sulaiman, 2019).…”

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An analysis of the perceptions of CSR among Bangladeshi Business School students

Ratul,

Nayma,

Rahman

2023

IJFAM

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Purpose: This study explores CSR awareness among the University of Bangladesh students, evaluates perceptions based on socioeconomic and demographic aspects, and considers students' CSR awareness when purchasing a product or applying for a job. Research methodology: First, respondents fill out a questionnaire. The replies are then encoded numerically. The study examines how demographics affect students' CSR attitudes. Quantitative methods are suitable for determining their relationships. Data must be measured mathematically to determine CSR's effect on student decision-making. Results: The study's findings indicate that students have a solid understanding of corporate social responsibility. Also, age affects perceptions, and educational level influences the majority of perceptions, although gender has no impact on students' perceptions. In addition, students typically do not consider the CSR of a company when they purchase a product from that company or apply for a job with that company. Limitations: The questionnaire method of data collection has various drawbacks. Students may dishonestly answer. Emotional responses and feelings cannot be adequately captured in a survey or questionnaire. The problem of selection bias arises when data is taken from a known individual. There are fewer people in the sample than there are in the population. Contributions: Colleges and universities can better evaluate business courses utilizing the study's results. This study can help government agencies coordinate policy-making. Few studies have examined whether students consider a company's CSR when buying a product or applying for a job. This research comments on that problem.

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An assessment of corporate social responsibility of property developers in Bauchi Metropolis, Nigeria

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Climate change disclosure and financial performance of quoted oil & gas firms in Nigeria

Climate change disclosure and financial performance of quoted oil & gas firms in Nigeria

A comparative analysis before and after pandemic on environmental accounting public hospital

An analysis of the perceptions of CSR among Bangladeshi Business School students

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