Unilever's contribution to achieving sustainable development goals 3 in Indonesia

Abstract

This study aims to discuss how Unilever contributes to the achieving of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia specifically the third goal that constitutes good health and well-being. This research employs the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to describe how corporations take responsibilities over the community and the environment referring to the ethical theory in implementing the CSR. This research shows the stances and efforts of the company in helping to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia so that a sustainable Indonesian society can be realized by implementing corporate social responsibility to society and the environment.

Corporate Social Responsibility, Firm Value, and Profitability: Evidence from Pharmaceutical Companies in Indonesia and Malaysia

“…Most big corporations are expanding and migrating from regional to global enterprises, thereby contributing to the world economy and ebulliently counting as a larger part of the world's GDP. These big corporations are happily uplifting the living standards of the poorest of the poor and least complex environments where they operate (Nisa, et al, 2021) (Pfajfar, et al, 2022) (Signh & Misra, 2022). According to the Conference on Corporate Singapore and Thailand.…”

“…In addition to this, the intense competition in business against current economic developments has led to the company's demands to continue to develop creativity and product innovation, improve performance within the company and expand its business to be more recognized by the public. High firm value can affect market response; investors will assume that the company has good operational performance and has made the business world only focus on making profits (Hardiyansah et al, 2021) (Kasim et al, 2022) (Nisa et al, 2021) (Firmansyah, et al, 2021) (Putri, et al, 2020).…”