CSR Flashcards
fundamental aspect of Filipino culture: working together as a community to achieve a common goal
Bayanihan
During this period, social inequality was high.
The decade of donations (1960s)
Social unrest was exhibited through massive demonstrations.
The decade of donations (1960s)
Social involvement then was uncomplicated.
The decade of donations (1960s)
Companies helped ease the social problem by giving charitable institutions donations in cash and in kind.
The decade of donations (1960s)
Such activities were sporadic, fragmented, and uncoordinated.
The decade of donations (1960s)
A number of business associations/organizations were established to address the common concerns of the poor.
The decade of organizations (1970s)
These organizations were the Bishops Businessmen Conference of the Philippines (BBCP), the Associations Foundations (AF) and the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP).
The decade of organizations (1970s)
These organizations’ main challenge was the improvement of economic development in the economy.
The decade of organizations (1970s)
BBCP
Bishops Businessmen Conference of the Philippines
AF
Associations Foundations
PBSP
Philippine Business for Social Progress
The Philippine economy continued to shrink in size with the worsening debt crisis.
The decade of involvement (1980s)
Many companies responded and offered services to communities.
The decade of involvement (1980s)
This form of assistance was also known as community relations or COMREL.
The decade of involvement (1980s)
COMREL improved economic conditions to by promoting peaceful business operations.
The decade of involvement (1980s)
it is known as COMREL
community relations
The notion of corporate citizenship emerged.
Decade of institutionalization (1990s)
It suggested that corporations must contribute to society’s well-being beyond COMREL.
Decade of institutionalization (1990s)
Corporate citizenship involved policy formulation and networking.
Decade of institutionalization (1990s)
PBSP pushed for the participation of corporate citizens in improving access to basic services, education, credit, and the development of new skills for the workforce to help them improve their lives.
Decade of continuous improvement (2000s)
Social organizations persisted in their quest to help the poor using management frameworks.
Decade of continuous improvement (2000s)
The danger of corporate giving is the creation of a dole-out situation that leaves the grantees no better-off than previously because they become dependent on resource transfer.
Resource transfer (corporate giving and philanthropy)
In effect, the means undermines the ends.
Resource transfer (corporate giving and philanthropy)
Major corporations have thus begun to look at corporate giving as a community or social investment.
Resource transfer (corporate giving and philanthropy)
The companies have started to frame the giving in terms of its returns to the community or society, in the hope that it will have a multiplier effect.
Resource transfer (corporate giving and philanthropy)
This response entails the direct involvement of the company in community-based programs either by itself, in partnership with an NGO, a community association or a local government, or in coalition with other businesses.
Community relations (direct involvement in community-based projects)
These practices are implemented in line with CSR as expressed in the businesses’ codes of conduct
Business/industry practices
Value chain management is the manner by which best practices are viewed as standards for operating businesses.
Business/industry practices
These codes of conducts are self-regulating mechanisms and vehicles for corporations to buy into industry-wide practices.
Business/industry practices
It is the manner by which best practices are viewed as standards for operating businesses.
Value chain management
This option takes on the form of a market solution to public needs/problems
Business opportunity.
It promotes CSR as a business strategy
Business opportunity.
Its two modalities are as an alternative delivery mechanism for the public good and the privatization of public service.
Business opportunity.
_____ is doing business in a way that responds to the _____ and ______ of the different stakeholders: ________, _______, ________, the ________, the _______ the ________
and the _______ in general
It is defined by who?
CSR
needs and concerns
shareholders, owners, employees, customers, community, government, public
Ms. Victoria Gachitorena, President of the League for
Corporate Foundation and Ayala Foundation, Inc
_____ as a ________________ which proposes that the long-term sustainability of business is best
served when _______ and _______ are attained alongside the _______ of communities, the
_______ and ________ of the environment, and the _______ of the people’s quality of life.
It is defined by who?
CSR
business principle
profitability and growth
development
protection and sustainability
improvement
Philippine Business for Social Progress
Social variables dealing with community, education, equity, social resources, health, well-being, and quality of life
People
People correspond to what variable?
social variable
Environmental variables relating to natural resources, water an dair quality, energy conservation, and land use
Planet
Planet corresponds to what variable?
environmental variable
People and Planet
Bearable
People and Profit
Equitable
Planet and Profit
Viable
Economic variables dealing with the bottom line and cash flow
Profit
Profit corresponds to what variable?
economic variable
People, Planet, and Profit
Sustainable
What is PPP?
People, Planet, and Profit
The most known form of CSR practice
external csr
Two classifications of CSR activities
internal and external
Range from community-based projects like livelihood programs, to communities’ supplying raw materials.
external CSR
In such situations, the community becomes involved in the company’s supply chain.
external CSR
Basically, good management –corporations serve the public by complying with the regulations of
the business community.
internal CSR
It is adhering to certain codes of conduct, providing an enabling working environment and environmental housekeeping
internal CSR
T or F. Volunteerism is CSR at its simplest
T
T or F.
Philippine CSR practices are generally manifested through donations or activities by a company unit or through corporate foundations’ activities.
It was was honored by the Asia
Corporate Excellence and Sustainability Awards (ACES)
as one of the Top Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Advocates in Asia because of their unwavering
commitment to sustainable business operations in the Philippines
Coca-Cola Philippines
Sustainability framework (WWW)
Waste, Water, Women empowerment
Around ______ members of ____ Agos sites in __ provinces now have access to this valuable resource.
215,000
210
49
The province where Agos was able to bring a mobile potable water
plant that served more than _____ gallons of safe drinking water to families and students.
Marawi, 500,000
STAR Program
Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources
Present in __ regions and __ provinces, the STAR program has impacted the lives of over ______ women
16
68
150,000
Ayala Foundation for “Be A
Bayani. #BuyAni” integrated support for local food
producers and artisans.
Disaster Resilience
Disaster Resilience
Ayala Foundation
Knowledge Channel Foundation for “School at Home: Learning Continues with Knowledge Channel in a Time of Crisis” campaign, which made possible distance learning during the pandemic.
Education
Education
Knowledge Channel Foundation
Telus International Philippines Foundation for “Weavers Without Borders: Economic Transformation of Palawan Community Weavers Amidst the Pandemic,” which develops and ensures resilient and continuous livelihood operations.
Enterprise Development
Enterprise Development
Telus International Philippines Foundation
Pilipinas Shell Foundation for “Save,
Invest and Nurture Access to Green Energy and Technology” that aims to provide reliable, affordable,
sustainable and community-based access to energy.
Environment
Environment
Pilipinas Shell Foundation
Sun Life Financial Philippines
Foundation for “Sun Pera-Aralan,” helping public school teachers secure their future through financial management
Financial Inclusion
Financial Inclusion
Sun Life Financial Philippines
Foundation
Unilab Foundation for “Community Health Education, Monitoring and Preventive System” designed
to bridge the divide between hospital and community
care.
Health
Health
Unilab Foundation
Ayala Foundation for “Ayala Museum Virtual” that used various digital holdings to recreate a
seamless digital version of its resources.
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
Ayala Foundation
Course code for this class
ACC 132
Course title
GOVERNANCE, BUSINESS
ETHICS, RISK MANAGEMENT AND
INTERNAL CONTROL
