Social entrepreneurship is based on a concept of giving back to the Community. It is a common mistake that entrepreneurs are not on maximizing profits and at the same time, some excellent work and to engage with the community. There may be several ways in which small businesses apply successfully to their social values business travelers. Entrepreneurs who have the welfare of their communities on their heads often donate products / services to local causes and hopes to meet the needs of the community. But the true social entrepreneurs, not only the causes, responding directly to them over time. These are people who take their commitment to the community very seriously and integrate it into their business objectives and plans. From the moment he <= a REL "nofollow" onclick = "javascript: pageTracker article_exit_link. _trackPageview ('/ Outgoing /');" href =" http://blog. Bizcloud. Net/2009/08/social-entrepreneurship / # more-423 "target =" _blank "title =" Social Entrepreneurship "Start> has
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Social Entrepreneurship & Social Media Marketing Go Together, Like Peanut Butter & Jelly
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 by> Melissa P. Barker Why so many people have risked everything to start new businesses, not to commit more than half of new businesses in five years? Until the late 20th Century, the answer is simple – the temptations of wealth and his own boss. However, a new breed of social entrepreneur combines social and environmental wealth creation. Today, people are becoming more innovative ways of capitalism can work for themselves, their communities and the environment. Many social entrepreneurs still dream of making money and being their own boss with the traditional construction of individual firms or corporations, while others in cooperative joint profit. However, they are all by one goal: to improve the world, he was joined by environmental or social progress. Despite the altruistic goals, social entrepreneurs are just as motivated and ambitious people to provide traditional business in innovative solutions. For example, the contractor building houses for the poor social cost of recyclable materials, to develop cost-effective solutions for common health problems, water purification drought affected areas to provide resources education for remote areas, promote the arts to disadvantaged and develop effective ways of goods and people over rough terrain. Success Stories Social Entrepreneurship, rich like Wendy Kopp, who began Teach for America, a movement very successful educational inequality in the nation by eliminating the most promising college graduates communities with low income to teach. Since 1989, Teach for America recruits, trained and supported over 17,000 students in the class for two years in the areas of development. Mimi Silbert founded Delancey Street, one of the main organizations of self-help housing in the country, together with all the illiterate and homeless drug addicts and ex-prisoners. Delancey Street team who reached the ground, with marketable skills in just six months. The organization is financially independent, created with most of its funding from the Company by Delancey Street graduates, such as moving companies, restaurants and delivery services. Although there is no single path to a successful social entrepreneur, the following five steps in a roadmap that can significantly increase your chances of success: Find some thing that inspires and holds a profitable 4 Be smart, you
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What is Corporate Social Responsibilty?
Thursday, July 29th, 2010What is social responsibility?
introduction.
Would you believe if I tell you that if the Nobel laureate Milton Friedman (1962) as opposed to the underlying premise of corporate social Responisibilty and feel that is the sole responsibility of enterprises profit maximization.
He wrote in his book “Capitalism and Freedom, this statement:
“The object was to gain widespread acceptance that corporate officials … … have a social responsibility, which shows the interest of their shareholders will …. This review is a misunderstanding fundamental about the nature and the nature of a free economy, there is one and only one social responsibility of business – to use its resources and activities that its profits as it stays within the rules of the game increases. “< / P>
This statement is a narrow view and selfish company.
It implies that the social responsibility of managers is to get as much money as possible for shareholders. ” This view reflects the character and essence of a free economy.
This view is supported by the argument that is often used in a free economy, “let the market decide” defended.
the issue of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been the growing concern of the economy in recent years. For example, says Lord Sieff, former chairman of Marks & Spencer plc, the companies are a contribution to society as a whole, if it is efficient, profitable and socially responsible (Cannon, 1992). Companies such as Johnson & Johnson also believe it is the responsibility of a company, to be fair, honest, reliable and respectful relations with all its components (Johnson & Johnson, 2000).
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defines CSR as a business capacity to assume their responsibilities in society, to develop solutions to economic and social problems. These positions indicate that CSR is still a major concern for companies in the world. CSR has also served as an ongoing commitment to corporate ethics and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life seen workers and their families.
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changed? Why the views of managers today have changed drastically in the narrow vision of the classical school?
Tiger Woods, the legendary golfer the world number one, Hugh has invested large sums of money setting up training courses and education for young people today. It does not selfishly keep its huge profits, while its future profitability may be reported to grow even more explosive. Other leading athletes and women attended and are busy coming on risk socially desirable for people less fortunate.
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most public attention in developed countries received, CSR is also a major concern in recent years in Malaysia, where several NGOs such as’ Sahabat Alam Malaysia Association, Federation of Consumers in Malaysia and the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) and many others have raised questions relating to environmental pollution, health threats, products, product safety, discrimination against disabled and drug abuse (Abdul Rashid, 2002). These questions have been raised the attention of government and legislation introduced to prevent the problems come from the hand.
For example, the Environmental Quality Act was introduced in 1974 to enforce laws to fight against the problems of environmental safety and pollution (Abdullah, 1991). Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has been made mandatory for construction companies before permission to build new houses have been / real estate sectors (Teoh and Thong, 1996). various laws dealing with drug abuse have also been introduced by the Ministry of Health, to reduce the distribution and supply of drugs have potential side effects (Abdullah, 1991).
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In 1960, Keith Davis described as a social responsibility “of decisions and actions based at least in part, directly outside the organization for technical or economic interests have been taken. In 1971, the Committee for Economic Development made the following statement on corporate social responsibility: “Today, it is clear that the terms of the contract between society and the economy are indeed significant developments and important points. Business is asked to assume greater responsibility for society, than ever before, and a broader spectrum of human values called to serve. companies, behind, in fact, over the quality of American life, contribute to the mere provision of quantities of goods and services. “ Since then, the issue of CSR is that which has been widely discussed. There are those, like Milton Friedman (1962), who opposed the underlying assumption of CSR and the feeling is the sole responsibility of businesses to maximize profit. On the other hard, Frederick William C. (1960), the resources available to the company feels should be “used for purposes of society, not just the narrow interests of individuals and businesses. also presented in 1991 Edward R. Freeman and Jeanne Liedtke seven reasons why the notion of social responsibility is often abandoned. One reason:
corporate social responsibility promotes incompetence by managers to involve them in areas outside their expertise – that is, repair of social ills. the question of whether companies are able to address social ills through the analysis of business decisions and impacts of an organization that has received much publicity for its alleged social responsibility. approaches
school but focuses on the micro level analysis of how individual companies might be more responsible towards society. Robert Ackerman, in his model suggests that the answer should be the goal of social enterprise. He described three stages: 1) at the executive level, 2) personnel specialists, and 3) field lines passing through the business owners who tend to develop a response to social issues (Stoner et al ., 1995). Carroll suggests in his model into four parts by the length of the bars that are the primary responsibility for economic development and legal. It must produce the goods and / or services that society wants and legally and they must sell at a profit. But he has commitments ethical and discretionary. Carroll said that if companies fail to recognize its own initiative or ethical responsibility, the Company is to maintain and bring them into the legal framework (Carroll and Buchholtz, 2003). Before that happens, it is advisable for companies to understand and facilitate social activities on a voluntary basis. researchers from other schools of thought address the macro level of analysis. They prefer that the government, not individual companies must establish and reach a land of social goals. Friedman’s case was based on two central arguments of the economy and other legal issues. From an economic standpoint, he said that if project managers spend corporate funds do not seek to maximize profits, the efficiency of the market mechanism is compromised and resources are unevenly distributed within the economy. In legal terms, Friedman said, because managers are the representatives of the shareholders, their only obligation, financial performance so as to maximize it. corporate resources for social spending, are essentially the theft of shareholders (Friedman, 1962). Levitt argued against fear CSR that companies could begin to dominate society. He estimated that the company is also an institution of the twentieth century, the medieval Church, embracing the institution in the society (Levitt, 1958) has become. explained above, are very common in the world and the industrial scenario in Malaysia. The next chapter is a detail on the current scenario, it is the attitude of the Government and Malaysian companies to CSR. approach to CSR – Current
recent years, CSR has been of great concern in Malaysia. Several nongovernmental organizations (see Table 1 for details) raised issues related to CSR. These questions have been raised the attention of government and legislation enacted to prevent problems. Non-governmental Raised CSR Consumers Association of Penang
(CAP) “Sahabat Alam Malaysia Environmental Quality Act has been introduced to enforce laws against the problems of environmental security and environmental pollution.
environmental impact assessment (EIA) has been made mandatory for construction companies before they were to leave, new apartments / real estate to develop the regions.
Ministry of Health, several laws relating to health risks, products, product safety, discrimination against persons with disabilities and drug abuse. Table 1: Non-governmental organizations and the issues raised related to CSR < ; / p>
Source: Abdul Rashid (2002), manager attitudes “towards social responsibility, based on Pan Pacific Conference, KL, pp. 218-220 Users
take the pressure more and more managers of these methods to achieve the objectives of the company could. Values and Ethics at this point moot. However, not all businesses are alike, and many of us have come to the cause of society. accounting in 2005 shows that its still a positive trend in that Malaysian companies have their involvement in CSR activities improved. 87th Five percent of respondents agreed that their companies in CSR activities, reducing the level of business involvement in CSR activities included in Table 2. The results also suggest that respondents clearly disagreed on the six negative statements about CSR and have been in 1995 than in 2005. Articles <; / p> ; 2005 1995 employees
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21st> 9 Table 2: Areas of CSR in the Malaysian that investigation Abdul Rashid, MZ (2002) suggests there are more positive attitudes towards CSR in the financial sector in telecommunications, manufacturing or construction industry. The financial sector should be more careful and more aware of the role of banks in CSR. Abdullah (2001) in its report stated that the differences between sectors on their priorities in terms of CSR activities. Malaysian leaders and managers had a positive attitude towards CSR. The extent of their involvement in CSR was lower today, the extent of corporate disclosure on CSR has been a bit higher than a decade ago. The level of awareness of CSR seems to have improved somewhat in Malaysia. Towards CSR
underlying values of the target audience for KFC have changed, even if it was the world’s leading brand for over three decades (Cannon, 2002) can no longer be solely on the convenience and consistency Product as a unique selling points. KFC management clearly understands that a strong corporate culture must be integrated focus on consumer health, quality initiatives and socially responsible. The new campaigns or new product lines, are not sufficient to maintain and attract new customers, KFC needs to redefine its value to the brand. Goyder (1981), “The industry in the period ahead will not be considered more as a private arrangement to enrich the shareholders. It became a joint venture in which workers, management, consumers, the village, government officials and union all play a role. “As the main users of the nature of society and the environment, companies can play an important role in protecting nature and environment and promote social objectives. KFC is working in partnership with the government, or to possess. For example, it must define a “CSR Department of Management and implementation of their CSR activities including corporate governance, according to law, business ethics, established in Internal Control environmental management and corporate citizenship. benefits of KFC profits are donated to the population, major philanthropic foundations and other activities; Figure 1 shows the details of the KFC profitability and expenditure. Figure 1: Profitability and expenses of the company of KFC Malaysia / b>
Source: Business Excellence Measurement, Vol 9 No. 1, 2005 aid and donations distributed in five sectors (community, environment, people, quality and safety and compliance with health and welfare) have reported accounts of CSR KFC Malaysia the details will be shown below in Table 3. Industries <; / p> ; KFC Malaysia raised Rm 4007, 421 assistance to Malaysian children in need.
KFC in Malacca where a RM 40,000 donation to support the victims of the flooding. local franchises have been heavily involved in fundraising activities for families to help people affected by floods. crates of all dairies that supply KFC restaurants in Malaysia with ice milk, milk and cream.
Approximately 95% of the box behind the counter at KFC to be recycled.
KFC fry box packaging is made from recycled paper to 50%, 35% post-customer. People Human Resources Hot Line provides employees with immediate attention to questions about their employment at KFC.
regular exposure (expression) are surveys of employees. quality security and compliance KFC is to its customers healthy food, food KFC is the number one priority. treat animals with care and respect is part of a comprehensive quality systems economically viable.
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customers and public education, available at KFC sites Table 3: KFC Malaysia ,, CSR activities in 2006
Source: Report on CSR KFC, http://www. Haas. Berkeley. edu / responsiblebusiness / KFCCSRFellowsProgram. html [30-Apr-2007]> Quotes analysis of CSR activities of KFC KFC shows that doing what is just being a good neighbor, a good corporate citizen, committed and a good employer in each community in which we live and work. And they have a proven track record of listening to customers and responding with innovative ideas to customers with new needs. Conclusion
increase the market power of the retail world of fast food and high visibility with the KFC brand, it has a target for the two government campaigns in the public interest ( example, the Food Standards Agency to promote healthy nutrition), and for citizens ‘Consumers and advocacy groups (such as the Consumers’ Association). In the coming years, as corporate responsibility, business ethics and corporate communication of relevant information centers are increasingly important interest.
Moreover, diversification and adoption of mutually reinforcing policies, companies need new measures of performance, new ethical standards and a new awareness of several lines below, rather than just profits they grow in the past. You need more lines below – for information, social, ecological and ethical – interconnected and must focus each other. Therefore, companies should consider a high value on ethical issues in carrying out their role, because if ethics are missing, the economy and society would not flourish as a whole.
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Monday, June 14th, 2010 importance of CSR: – Social responsibility is fundamentally a philosophy or vision of the relationship between economy and society. It is like an investment and not treated as costs. It is a process of continuous improvement, not a fad that starts small and grows and expands overtime. It is inextricably linked to profitability, because it can not have social responsibility without profits. The importance of CSR: – This is a period of more turbulence in a company and change is accelerating. The challenges of business today are faced with what follows. roam in the world is changing as the business environment, then the conditions for success and complititiveness. Because of the forces at work, strengthening relationships deeper and more strategic with customers, supplies, employees, communities and other stakeholders can be crucial to competitiveness and survival. The construction of these relations constitutes the basis for new, progressive and humans are at the heart of corporate strategy. This brings us to the growing importance of CSR. now understand the meaning and importance of CSR, we can understand the responsibility towards its stakeholders. Therefore, CSR is all about how to manage these tasks. internal External user> / strong> -> Consumer – (ii) the management: – A decision by the user (ii) Suppliers: – Often, suppliers are not included in the list of stakeholders of the company. But suppliers are at the heart of any successful business because they provide raw material to final product quality and price will be determined. In this era of global competition, the ability to control costs, rather than the ability to increase sales in the key to profitability. Good relationships with suppliers can reduce their costs. In many cases, large companies have refused to use certain suppliers because of the action unethical. Levi Strauss, the clothing company (iii) the creditors: – Creditors play an important role in the organization. Usually, the organization for buying goods on credit from suppliers, often delaying the organization during loan repayment to creditors. become the delayed payment of creditors is a common problem worldwide. In August 1992, compensation trade, a quarterly survey of 700 UK companies. The survey revealed that large firms were paid with a turnover of 50 million pounds, on average, 15 days late, while small firms have been paid with a turnover below 25 million pounds, on average, 29 days late. It is the responsibility of the organization for prompt payment of goods, which are already delivered. (iv) Participants: – are also needed for other companies because they are their stakeholders. competition in this era of competition the company with each other to capture a significant share on all possible fronts. In this context, anticompetitive practices by companies are sometimes adopted questionable. therefore the responsibility of the organization to compete are (iv) Community: – The city is built on the company the right to rent equipment or take advantage of tax revenues collected under local services, infrastructure etc. In consideration should these benefits, the companies to act responsibly. The company can not suspend the waste from the Community to undue risk in the form of environmental pollution and toxic. The company has a responsibility to society. Human Rights. The support of public policies and practices that promote human development through harmonious relations between companies. Cooperation with these activities, improve the quality of health care, education, job security and economic well-being objective. Promotion and incentives for sustainable development and plays a key role in maintaining and improving the physical environment and conservation of land resources. The promotion of donation, educational and cultural contribution and employee participation in civic and community affairs.
role of business in society: p of the role of business in society and argue that, Company little attention well-being of workers and the possibility of raising production to sweatshops move from less regulated countries. Reduced waste of scarce resources company. Businesses do not pay the full cost of their impact. For example, the costs of cleaning pollution often fall on society in general. Following the improvement of corporate profits at the expense of the environment or social well-being. Regulation of the best way to ensure that companies remain socially responsible.
companies today are required to take a lot more social responsibility. The effectiveness of the organization now has a day depends on its ability to develop into a social organization. Corporate Responsibility is a component of any organization. Consequently, organizations overtime, to lead one of the tasks in the society develops. This user are (i) the financial functions: – user> companies / strong> are necessary to ensure that shareholders you are acting in their interest. Thus, organizations must be transparent in their financial affairs, so that investors can invest with confidence. (ii) the economic and production tasks: – The tasks associated with creating and maintaining wealth are called economic output and employment. All companies that are connected to the commercial world with the tasks of economic production and. Companies in order to maximize returns to shareholders monopolize markets through acquisitions, mergers and unfair practices such as market manipulation. Economically responsible company will always refrain from monopolizing the market. (iii) maintenance tasks: – The examples of such activities are user Education, Health and Well-being of religious services. They are useful for communicating information to society, transmitting knowledge and shaping the culture of society. For example, Microsoft Corporation announced a donation of over $ 1 7 million of software to ten national organizations, non-profit. (iv) the tasks of adaptation: – This means for example that the organization, changes in the company occupies. Organizations to create products that are useful to society and these products are designed to reflect changes in consumer behavior. (v) – Businesses should support and promote human rights, not remove the basic freedom of expression, association, etc. In some countries encountering business problems, because the violation of human rights. Since the primary responsibility of any business to operate efficiently, respecting the interests of the parties. Companies may do so by local law to maintain, in which they operate and what measures should be available to corporate social responsibility and made available to all interested parties can be achieved. (vi) responsibilities of the environment: – of the tasks of the environment are necessary for certain unethical practices to stop. Most companies have no rules to prevent pollution of the ceiling by their factories. This very important to a company to prove its commitment to CSR. Most associations also have codes of environmental conduct. Businesses should develop comprehensive guidelines, policies that govern their activities and behaviors. These standards have become part of the activity of daily practice. The social challenge: A company is considered a viable process of production, distribution and sale of goods and services;. The idea of society of certain tasks also make higher profits in the 19 Century. The private sector organizations do not meet all operational activities of corporate responsibility such as social issues, economics, jobs, etc. Not all organizations can operate effectively in carrying out its tasks of the Community. There are shortages in some areas and restrictions on the application of others, but its scope can be expanded through mutually beneficial partnerships between business and non-profit organization aimed at improving the community. In fulfilling this responsibility, social enterprise projects should be careful and make sure you choose which ensures a sustained commitment and quality to them. Clutterbuck has followed a systematic approach to manage the activities as proposed. A company must first test its resources and capabilities so that they add real value to its activities. This means Set practical goals clear and achievable. Because the program’s main objective is to identify clearly not supporting something. Have fixed budget for specific programs. Appoint specialists and other staff for the organization and implementation of aid. Install a system for the evaluation report, feedback and change. Re information received from these activities to be updated at regular intervals. Besides
launch concrete projects to fulfill their social responsibility to the corporate sector is also expected to create wealth and jobs. Various stakeholders of the society have different expectations of society. table shows the expectations of key stakeholders of the company. to
norms and values: with social responsibility should rules and regulations for the effective operation. There are several examples in which ethical dilemmas have been organizing E. g. CFCs used in refrigeration technology was introduced, it was not aware of the long-term impact on the environment. Another example is in the final days of the Coca-Cola with pesticides in the bottles, and he was criticized for criticizing the other two great dishes using harmful hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in Coca-Cola fridge and environmental damage caused by a discarded Coke bottle. has been committed in response to this, Coca-Cola has announced the abolition of HFC refrigerators in 2004. These examples, the illustrator, the organization are not always aware of the consequences of the use of a particular element in the manufacture of a product. What implications and consequences of this decision clearly become managers face the challenge of ethical dilemmas. By establishing clear responsibility to internalize the organization of value systems. To avoid ethical dilemmas managers can control approaches and mentions: Defining a clear example of publication of the Code of Conduct by using rewards and punishment mechanism include thickness in all activities. Strengthening policies to develop through training and development openness and transparency in decision making
for an amount that must be complete with this, organizations need to liberalize the behavior, while ensuring that> the “responsibility of employees w / Through the leadership to include all levels to maintain a culture where ethics recognized and appreciated by all employees is exemplary. Example: GE Code of Conduct Obey the laws and regulations, our conduct of world affairs. Be honest, fair and reliable in all sales activities of GE and relationships. Avoid conflict of interest between work and personal issues. Fostering a climate to develop in fair employment practices to identify all members of the diverse GE community to create a safe workplace and protect the environment.
companies responsible for: the late 1990s saw a massive increase in interest in corporate responsibility in the relations between big business and society as a whole. Concerned by the social and ethical implications of such organizations as the execution of unusually good or bad experience. can Corporate Performance in the social and ethical, and social accounts are not hidden, at least the big companies. Requirements of transparency, accountability and public reporting have increased steadily. As Royal Dutch Shell have recognized the company of a trust “Me” world “Tell Me” and more “show me” the world is moving. Cut For the poor, especially large ones, there is no place to hide, it looks at the responsibility, as companies develop a business strategy that stakeholders have met expectations while ensuring the long-term profitability. A process model for management and corporate responsibility the environment: started the quarter Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) reports on the performance indicators that focus on energy efficiency published in the product. For copies, the Intel Core reason is energy efficient 35% more than the Pentium M processor, worked with colleagues in the industry to reduce energy consumption of portable LCD screens around 40%. Reducing energy consumption by 15% per unit of production for the year 2004. Further reduced hazardous materials such as lead in the products and recycling 57% of chemical waste and 75% of solid waste. Towards
Community: new records for staff and volunteers to coordinate more than 35 projects that support thousands of employees of Intel World “Earth Day” Intel sites worldwide. The Digital Transformation Initiative for the Middle East began. An expansion of the multi-year comprehensive program of economic education and technology related support in the region introduced Community & Bauer PC-PC, and specially tailored to the specific needs of communities in remote rural agrarian-based developing regions of be fair. Is digital technology in health care resource centers in the village and mobile clinics in India and China providing significant financial, personnel> Technology & Support disaster relief Intel
comments: As part of our efforts, the leader in corporate responsibility, we believe our stakeholders accurate and thorough information on our performance on key social and environmental issues. We are proud of the work we are in favor of the environment, education and our communities. Our goal is to provide a business culture open and transparent. ITC e-Choupal: ITC has developed a pioneering e-Choupal intervention in the power of information, millions of farmers and rural populations have in their national languages. Information on weather forecasts, experts on best agricultural practices, agricultural production, etc., are made available to farmers.
maintain good relations with management. Exercise of voting rights of their own. (ii) Employees: – The relationship between the employee and the organization is important for the company because employees spend their time and efforts for the development of the organization, which in turn Improver society. In return for their labor as workers wait not only wages but also security. most Japanese companies ensure the safety of their employees by offering lifetime employment. Business travelers and employees have certain responsibilities to the other. To promote a sense of belonging of all employees should have an organization healthy work environment where employees and staff to perform their tasks. Some offer a special responsibility to the organization <> Employees / p to provide adequate compensation to provide working conditions that respect each employee’s health and dignity. Open & honest communication with employees. Lists and act to employee inquiries, suggestions, ideas and complaints, if possible. Generation and equal opportunity, irrespective of sex, age, race and religion. Encourage and support staff in the development of skills and knowledge necessary to accomplish the task. accepted
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