Konsep Corporate Social Responsibility Berbasis Catur Purusa Artha

Abstract

Abstrak: Konsep Corporate Social Responsibility Berbasis CaturPurusa Artha. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengkonstruksi konsep Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) berbasis Catur Purusa Artha (CPA). Penelitian ini menggunakan studi filosofi budaya dan wawancara informan sebagai alat untuk konstruksi. Temuan dalam penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa definisi CSR berbasis CPA merupakan pelaksanaan dharma dan berlandaskan kama untuk mencapai moksa. CSR berasal dari artha organisasi yang didistribusikan sebesar-besarnya bagi kemakmuran masyarakat dan lingkungan. Definisi ini memberikan rasa keadilan, stimulasi kepatuhan, nilai spiritualitas, serta cinta terhadap diri sendiri, orang lain, mahluk hidup, lingkungan, dan Tuhan. Abstract: Corporate Social Responsibility Concept Based on Catur Purusa Artha. This study aims to construct the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) based on Catur Purusa Artha (CPA). This study uses cultural philosophy and informants interview as a tool for construction. The findings in this study indicate that the definition of CPR based onCPA is the implementation of dharma and based on kama to reach moksa. CSR comes from organization's artha that is distributed as much as possible to the prosperity of society and environment. This definition provides a sense of justice, stimulation of obedience, value of spirituality, and love to self, others, living beings, environment, and God.. Kata kunci: catur purusa artha, csr, kearifan lokal

Risk Analysis and Potential Benefits of Infrastructure Development

“…As a result, one of the potential benefits that must be built is ecological management. Companies (private) involved in infrastructure development projects must fulfill their social duties, such as through social action, humanitarian assistance, and empowerment (Anatan, 2009;Ratnasari, 2012;Werasturi, 2017).…”

“…Analysis of the social risk of infrastructure development cannot be separated from the involvement of affected communities (Otaki et al, 2017) Making fair regulations, both at the central and regional levels (Gross et al, 2002;H. Jones et al, 2014) Social action for the community for the benefit of the company (Anatan, 2009) Front Street (Xiaoming Chen, Yi Qi, Da Li Wang, 2012) Concept of Community Benefits Agreement (PKB) (Glasson, 2017;Gross et al, 2002) Humanitarian aid (Anatan, 2009;Ratnasari, 2012;Werasturi, 2017).…”

“…Toll road benefits are shared with local communities (coownership, job opportunities) (Glasson, 2017;Gross et al, 2002) community development (Anatan, 2009;Ratnasari, 2012;Werasturi, 2017) Beautiful environment (Hidayat, 2010).…”

Redefining the Concept of Local Wisdom-Based CSR and Its Practice

“…The concept of CSR is one that continues to evolve dynamically [6]. Initially, CSR was a consequence of a company's existence, because the company had been given the freedom to operate in a certain environment [10,27]. Companies that have been given the freedom to operate need to assure their stakeholders that their presence can positively impact society and the environment [28].…”

“…The definition of CSR above seems to give the impression that it refers to a company's obligation to the surrounding community and environment [29,35] without providing benefits to itself. Companies that still adhere to this meaning of CSR consider that it is a burden for them, and is detrimental to stakeholders such as shareholders [10] because their goal is to make a profit, not to undertake social activities [36]. They consider that CSR obligations violate the human rights of shareholders [10].…”