This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Tesco's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. It begins with an executive summary highlighting the evolving role of businesses and the increasing importance of CSR. The report then delves into a literature review, exploring CSR concepts, theories like stakeholder theory and social contract theory, and frameworks. The body of the report outlines Tesco's CSR activities, including initiatives in education, environment, and social work. It analyzes these activities, evaluating their effectiveness and impact. The report also compares Tesco's CSR practices with those of competitors like Sainsbury's and ASDA. Furthermore, the report identifies ethical concerns, such as low wages for farmers, and discusses Tesco's reputation issues. The report concludes with recommendations for future CSR activities, aiming to improve the company's ethical standing and stakeholder relationships. References are provided to support the analysis. This is a report submitted by a student to Desklib.