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This paper analyses the characteristics of relationships between stakeholders and corporate social responsibility (CSR) and stakeholders. Previous researches on relationships between enterprises and stakeholders have demonstrated two characteristics, of 'restriction' and 'transaction', but they do not appear to shed much …
Through the implementation of CSR programmes, can mining firms mitigate the negative social and environmental impacts and contribute to sustainable development in the communities in which they operate? ... Mines should engage in CSR to win the goodwill of stakeholders. To this end, CSR is not transactional, but a matter of …
The Effectiveness of CSR Implementation in the Upstream Supply Chain of Mining Industry: A Stakeholders' Perspective December 2022 DOI: 10.54518/rh.2.6.2022.568-586
Philex Mining Corporation: Multi-site Implementation of CSR 61 . PREFACE ... By promoting best practices, trainers can encourage mining stakeholders to effectively carry ... Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), which is …
While expectations of both the mining companies and stakeholders may vary depending on their interests, one thing that does not change is the company's responsibility to fulfil its CSR mandate. ... The power and role of stakeholders in the efficacy or implementation of CSR agreements are a concern in the developing world in general and the ...
It is not surprising that the importance of CSR and stakeholder engagement in the mining business is increasing (Ansu-Mensah et al., ... implementation of social programs, …
Env. 23, 145–159 (2014) DOI: 10.1002/bse An Examination of CSR Implementation and Stakeholder Management 147 Implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility The literature has not extensively …
The paper aims identify the main topics of CSR in the mining sector using Twitter. •. The results show the CSR debate is increasingly growing in developing …
Mining companies have publicly committed to improving sustainable development outcomes under the auspices of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), …
In addition, this paper demonstrates the applicability of stakeholder theory in the CSR field, highlighting the need for increased collaboration among internal and external stakeholders to advance CSR implementation.,This study adopts the perspective of CSR practitioners, who are key stakeholders in CSR implementation, working in …
Furthermore, mining companies primarily use CSR initiatives aligned with the SDGs, investing significant resources to create value, preserve, and occasionally change the favors of stakeholders due to financial market pressures and reputation concerns …
As concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR) continue to evolve, the predicament facing CSR managers when attempting to balance the differing interests of various stakeholders remains a persistent management challenge. A review of the extensive literature in this field reveals that the conceptualisation of corporate …
Stakeholder engagement is an important aspect of an organization's corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities, but little theorizing informs its implementation. In this paper, the authors relate data from stakeholder engagement activities undertaken by nine Australian organizations as part of their CSR efforts, to an …
Companies are increasingly being held accountable for the social consequences of their activities. As a result, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has emerged as a very important contributory factor in assessing the performance of a company, both in terms of the financial bottom line and the social and environmental …
In the case of the mining industry, complex legal and commercial agreements between the mining companies and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stakeholders are managed under the banner of CSR.
The Effectiveness of CSR Implementation in the Upstream Supply Chain of Mining Industry: A Stakeholders' Perspective December 2022 DOI: 10.54518/rh.2.6.2022.568-586
Highlights CSR policies are not effective in reducing conflict in the Argentine mining sector. The study reveals three types of CSR policies: ethical, developmental and distributional. Developmental CSR brings a positive element of competition in welfare distribution. Social stakeholders assess motivation, implementation and performance …
In the case of the energy sector (including mining companies) and the implementation of their development projects, it is necessary to obtain a social license to operate for a given project, which ...
In the Canadian context, the first national CSR strategy, Building the Canadian Advantage (2009), which was developed by Global Affairs Canada (GAC), conceptualized CSR as "the voluntary activities undertaken by a company to operate in an economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable manner" (p. 2). A few years …
This chapter seeks to assess the environmental impact of the mining project and identify gaps during CSR implementation with particular reference to the environment. ... other stakeholders such as non government organisations, pressure groups and community leaders should be vigilant to ensure that mining operations are …
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is significantly related to food companies due to its prominent impact and greater dependency on the environment, economy, and society (triple bottom line — TBL). The CSR-related threats and opportunities' scale are shifting from single companies to networks and supply chains of …
Proactive and participatory stakeholder engagement enabled by clear accountability. ... the study identified some practical steps companies can take to improve successful CSR implementation. Firstly, mining companies need solid contextual understanding to align CSR strategies to 'people' whilst balancing 'profit' by ensuring …
CSR implementation are duly identified. Keywords CSR agenda ·CSR implementation ·CSR policy ·Stakeholder engagement approach ·Mining industry 1 Introduction Companies are increasingly being held accountable for the social consequences of their activities. As a result, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has emerged as
The study follows "Stakeholder Engagement approach" for collecting, document-ing, and analyzing responses from various stakeholders. The various stakeholders involved in …
The study aims to prove the need for the implementation of a proactive strategy in managing CSR, i.e. the development strategies of a mining company that ensures effective interaction with ...
In a context where mining has recognized impacts (Banks et al, 2013), several studies have addressed CSR issues such as stakeholders perceptions of CSR impacts (Viveros, 2016), CSR practices ...
The sharing and participation of stakeholders from the Government and the community are essential in mining activities. They are concerned with the role of businesses in society's development.
The framing by mining companies of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies in terms of sustainable development, as reflected in their stand-alone CSR reports, is a noteworthy feature ...
An Examination of Corporate Social Responsibility Implementation and Stakeholder Engagement: A Case Study in the Australian Mining Industry. Angela R. Dobele, Corresponding Author. Angela R. Dobele. ... We examine the management of stakeholder relationships and communication, and identify the challenges associated …
An Examination of Corporate Social Responsibility Implementation and Stakeholder Engagement: A Case Study in the Australian Mining Industry. Angela R. …
This paper aims to explore the motivations and challenges of engaging host communities in CSR practices within the context of Newmont Ahafo Mines (NAM), a subsidiary of a Multinational Mining Enterprise (MNE) operating in Ghana's mining sector. This paper draws insights from stakeholder theory and interviews conducted with …
CSR is a helpful conceptual framework for exploring the corporate attitude of companies towards stakeholders [13]. For the mining industry, CSR is about balancing the diverse demands of communities, and the imperative to protect the environment, with the ever-present need to make a profit [14].
Env. 23, 145–159 (2014) DOI: 10.1002/bse An Examination of CSR Implementation and Stakeholder Management 147 Implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility The literature has not extensively discussed how firms actually implement CSR and it has been suggested that managers have a need for guiding principles in this area, particularly in ...