Corporate
Social Responsibility
Corporate
social responsibility are those benefits for any companies that does not give
any monetary profit in the short term, but instead gives a strong stability and
promotes positive social and environmental change. Corporations in developing
countries like Bangladesh are not too far behind in this responsibilities.
Responsibilities
depend on the ethics of the corporation. Large Bangladeshi corporations are
busy saving the country from pollutions being created by the developed
countries. Afforestation an initiative taken by a Bangladeshi corporation to
prevent pollution by planting trees along the highway not only reduces carbon
emission but also increases the beauty of nature, providing clean and safe
drinking water in rural areas and providing high standard for agricultural
sustainability by providing the farmers with sufficient education and
technology. Large corporates also sponsors many social awareness programs for
donations, recycling and natural disasters programs. Corporations mostly
targets the educations sector as a viable social responsibility as education is
the backbone of the nation, billions of taka are invested each year by many
corporations to fund the studies of under privileged children.
Medical
sectors in developing countries has fallen behind and corporations are trying
their best in providing funds for free health care in many districts and
providing awareness to underprivileged pregnant
mothers & their infants. In order to conserve power and reduce pollution
many corporations are turning to safe energy efficient inputs for production
like using solar energy, using Sky- Light roof during daylight, maintaining
bio- diversity, proper waste disposal systems and using “Green Belt” to cover
the plant, proving safe and standard work environment and maintaining “No Child
Labor” policy.
Corporations
responsibilities with proper ethical policies not only benefits the environment
at a large scale but also greatly benefits the corporations in the long term by
gaining social image.