Answer: CSR practices have significant impacts on social, environmental responsibilities and business ethics. It is considered as the most strategic advantageous practice followed in any organisation like banks. It repeats the benefits considerably so that it can provide a cumulative effect on the organisation. It helps in finding the visible areas by proper research and
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Course:
Corporate Social Responsibility
Internal
Assignment Applicable for
April
2019 Examination
Q1.
Choose any ONE listed company from NSE top 500 and go through its CSR policy as
well as its CSR Report (found in annual report under Director’s report) for
2015-16 or 2016-17, and answer the following;
a.
Choose any TWO projects/initiatives reported by the company and explain how
they are connected to the CSR policy of the company
b.
Analyse and explain the impact/s and/or outcome/s of the chosen projects using
the qualitative as well as quantitative information reported. You can also
include data/ information about these projects/initiatives from the company’s
website.
Answer: CSR
practices have significant impacts on social, environmental responsibilities
and business ethics. It is considered as the most strategic advantageous
practice followed in any organisation like banks. It repeats the benefits
considerably so that it can provide a cumulative effect on the organisation. It
helps in finding the visible areas by proper research and
Q2.
Go through the Sustainability Report of any ONE company of your choice or your
competitor and identify ONE energy saving/ managing initiative OR ONE water
saving/managing initiative that impresses you. Analyze and explain the initiative’s
qualitative and quantitative data in the form of a case, such that it showcases
all the benefits, financial and non-financial that accrue to the company. (DO
NOT repeat the same company or the same initiative as in Ans1)
Answer: Sustainability
is very much important for business. Businesses responding to demands for
clearly visible sustainability practices are also more attractive to the new
class of ethical investors, and regain the costs of managing sustainability
through government grants and
Q3.
With the introduction of the Companies Act 2012, spending 2% of net profit on
CSR has become conditionally applicable to listed and non listed companies as
per the provision laid out under section 135.
3.1
As the new CSR Head, explain what according to you are the five challenges that
you will have to address now that the CSR policy has been drafted and projects/
initiatives worth 2 % of net profit finalized by the CSR Committee of the
Board?
3.2
Suggest viable and practical solutions to two of these challenges that you will
present to the CSR Committee of the Board.
Answer: 3.1 We know
that, external stakeholders of an organization Complete
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