Creating shared value through partnerships in agricultural production in Sri Lanka

The impact of creating shared value strategy on corporate sustainable development: From resources perspective

“…Second, the literature on the outcomes of CSV strategy is enriched through empirical research. Most researchers use case studies to analyze the relationship between CSV strategy and enterprise performance (Elamrani & Lemtaoui, 2016; Ollivier de Leth & Ros‐Tonen, 2021; Senevirathna, 2018), leading to a need for sufficient data support and analysis. A large sample is adopted to test the impact of CSV strategy empirically.…”

“…More and more enterprises integrate social and environmental issues into corporate strategy, which contributes to a sustainable competitive advantage (Bertini & Gourville, 2012; Pfitzer et al, 2013). After that, researchers not only provide an in‐depth exploration of theoretical concepts for CSV (Beschorner & Hajduk, 2017; Chen et al, 2021; Dembek et al, 2016; Giuliani et al, 2020) but also performed case studies of corporate practice (Elamrani & Lemtaoui, 2016; Ollivier de Leth & Ros‐Tonen, 2021; Senevirathna, 2018).…”

Situation analysis of fulfillment of beef needs and opportunities for beef cattle partnership

“…CSR is usually used to address social, economic, and environmental problems [9], which only reach the stages of Citizenship, philanthropy [10], donation [11], and Reputation management [12]. However, the current (CSR) approach cannot simultaneously generate economic and social value in production [13]. The CSV approach is an alternative that can be proposed to overcome this limitation [14].…”

“…A business model with a CSV approach will ensure organizational sustainability by providing solutions to community needs while at the same time creating economic value [12], as shown in Table 4. * Elaboration from [13], [10], [11], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21] Value creation in the CSV approach can be done in 3 types, namely: reconstructing products and markets (CSV-1), redefining productivity in the value chain (CSV-2), and Enabling Local Cluster Development (CSV-3) [10]. Many transnational companies and international development agencies have included the CSV approach on the corporate agenda [14].…”

“…The obstacles faced by people's farmer beef cattle in partnering and operating can be minimized through partnerships with feedlot companies. So that the good advantages of the CSV partnership concept can be elaborated when compared to ordinary partnerships, as shown in * Elaboration from : [23], [13], [10], [11], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [7], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28] In creating shared value in CSV, companies can carry out activities such as social business. With the development of the CSV concept, social challenges are at the heart of business strategies and opportunities in creating value for society.…”