Umweltorientierung in Betrieblichen Querschnittsbereichen

Strebel, Heinz; Eifler, Peggy; Krämer, Matthias; Seidel, Eberhard; Brauweiler, Hans-Christian; Adamek, Dariusz; Křívánek, Tomáš; Antes, Ralf; Rheinländer, Kathrin

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“…Corporate social responsibility (CSR) for a long time has been one of the most debated topics in the field of business. Corporate social responsibility is a set of behavioral actions of an enterprise with respect to its employees, the authorities, the environment and society as a whole (Strebel, Eifler, Brauweiler, 2003). It is generally agreed that companies should not be guided solely by a sense of their own advantage, but must take into account the possible consequences of their actions on the welfare of all stakeholders.…”

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“…Non-financial reporting has become an attempt to reflect the value of business in quality categories, combining information about the environmental and social components, without which one cannot reliably estimate the market value of the company, its prospects, the impact on society and the environment (Strebel, Eifler, Brauweiler, 2003). Currently the most significant areas of work on non-financial reporting include reorientation to long-term strategic factors, managing capital, culture development, human capital and intangible assets accounting.…”

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CSR and CSRR in Kazakhstan: state and prospects

Brauweiler

Yerimpasheva

2019

Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu

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The state, business community and citizens are social partners in ensuring a better quality of life. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a mechanism for the interaction of these partners. Non-financial reporting is essentially a communication channel about corporate social responsibility, demonstrating information about the company's market value, its impact on society and the environment. The use of CSR tools increases the level of confidence in business and ensures the sustainable development of society as a whole. The implementation of CSR strategy leads to increasing a company's business reputation, which has a significant impact and allows the company to strengthen a position in the market. In the framework of the conducted research, we used secondary and primary data collection methods, as well, qualitative and quantitative. Kazakhstani companies are increasingly aware of the need to introduce CSR policies in their work and actively involved in the CSR reporting process. The topic of CSR is gaining popularity in Kazakhstan. Representatives of business, state, public, and consumers are increasingly gathering to discuss social projects.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%