Зарубіжний Досвід Соціальної Відповідальності Бізнесу Та Перспективи Його Застосування В Україні

Колосок, Андрій Мирославович

doi:10.29038/2411-4014-2015-01-15-19

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“…The implementation of these principles depends on the role of the state and the mechanism of interaction between social relations subjects. Researchers point to at least three different models: the European, American and Japanese CSR models [21]. In the American model, state intervention in the economy is limited, and social responsibility (SR) mainly takes the form of philanthropy or patronage.…”

Section: Ethical Awareness (Codes Of Behavior and Ethical Values)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the Japanese model, attention is focused on the company's internal environment, and the role of the state is significant. In contemporary Europe, however, three models of SR coexist and are conditioned by the national and religious values of the society of each country [21]. The Central European model (Austria, Germany and France) combines business autonomy with a high level of regulation of social and labor relations.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

2021

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Sustainability and social responsibility are goals that are currently aimed for by companies, entities and institutions as well as national and international agendas. In a globalized and highly connected world, the achievement of both goals must be pursued. This means more than mere compliance with agendas approved by national and international agencies; it means that all of these entities, each in their own field and area of responsibility, become co-responsible for their own social, environmental and economic situation. Because of this co-responsibility, their decisions and activities must contribute to the deployment of a jointly responsible and sustainable model of innovation, development and social transformation. In this context, this article aims to propose a model based on the principles of total quality management that will make it possible to explore the degree of territorial social responsibility and sustainability linked to the companies and institutions of a territory. The validity of this model is based on the application of the model of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) and its applicability to all types of organizations. The empirical validation was carried out in the specific region of Girona (Spain) with the participation of the University Social Responsibility (USR) Chair of the University of Girona (UdG).

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Section: Ethical Awareness (Codes Of Behavior and Ethical Values)mentioning

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Section: Ethical Awareness (Codes Of Behavior and Ethical Values)mentioning

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Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

2021

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“…This situation actualizes the issues of studying and adapting foreign experience in case of implementing CSR principles into domestic practice (Hrytsyna, 2016).CSR strategy developing is a conceptual task for many Ukrainian companies. This situation can be explained by the fact that it is not only a matter of spontaneous charity but of systemic activity embedded in all business processes (Kolosok, 2015).…”

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Evaluation of Social Responsibility in the Selected Food Chain in the Area of Environmental Protection

Grman¹,

Kataniková²,

Švikruhová³

2020

International Scientific Days 2020

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives often help businesses in the form of competitive advantage. Because of these initiatives it is difficult to realize the full value of strategic CSR. CSR can be divided into many areas of business, but the most well-known triple bottom line theory divides CSR into 3 basic areas: environmental, social and economic. In this article we reviewed CSR of the wellknown food chain -Lidl in the context of corporate social responsibility. We focused mainly on the environment part of Lidl´s CSR. We described the CSR policy of the retail chain and suggested the necessary improvements. Our aim was to focus specifically on Lidl's actions and to point out the perception of their programs to deal with food waste, as this is currently a serious problem. The question of food waste is very important nowadays, because we have problems with hunger in some countries and on the other hand we have food waste problems because of the surplus of food. Distribution should be more even. Large food chains such as Lidl have an important role to play in wasting food. The problem of the food waste affects similar food chains much more, as food demand is steadily increasing. Food losses and food waste are responsible for 3.3 trillion tons of greenhouse gases. Improving the situation of food losses and food waste is considered to be a significant factor in reducing emissions.

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Foreign Experience of Corporate Social Responsibility and the Possibility of Its Implementation in Domestic Practice

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2019

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Зарубіжний Досвід Соціальної Відповідальності Бізнесу Та Перспективи Його Застосування В Україні

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Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

Evaluation of Social Responsibility in the Selected Food Chain in the Area of Environmental Protection

Foreign Experience of Corporate Social Responsibility and the Possibility of Its Implementation in Domestic Practice

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