Assesment of Corporate Social Responsibility

Running head: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
The Role of Government, Nonprofit, and For-profit Organisations in Extending the Concept of
CSR
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Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
Role..................................................................................................................................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................3
References........................................................................................................................................5

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Introduction
There are many social issues like world hunger, crumbling infrastructure and climate
change, which can be overcome if there is effective collaboration between the government, for-
profit organizations and non-profit organizations (Eggers & Macmillan, 2013). However, that
needed collaboration between the government and social enterprises faces many success barriers
such as lack of adequate funds, low awareness in the public, geographical and demographical
diversity in people, and much more (Bromley & Meyer, 2017). In this report, the role of the
government and social enterprises in extending the concept of CSR will be studied.
Role
Government
Lack of good government support on CSR creates an evident disconnect between the
CSR objectives of the government and their actual inclusion in corporate practices. So far
nothing so special has happened to this truth. However, that picture can change as the
government can become an important part of CSR. The government needs to intervene in CSR
activities through public awareness programs and capacity building process (Cabral et al., 2019).
Due to the lack of integration between the state and central governments, the data collection
process of the target population will be hampered. Consequently, the government will not be able
to provide appropriate parameters for citizens for their everyday behavior. Citizens will also have
less protection from outside issues (Cabral et al., 2019).
For-profit organization