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We care for the environment and the people!
Corporate Social Responsibility refers to the voluntary actions taken by a company to improve society in addition to fulfilling its business goals. It encompasses a wide range of initiatives and activities and is becoming increasingly important to consumers and stakeholders, as they expect companies to not only make a profit, but also to have a positive impact.
Carroll’s Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility is a framework that outlines the four key responsibilities DICOTA has to its stakeholders; economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic responsibility.
Economic responsibility refers to the obligation to be profitable and create economic value for stakeholders. |
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Legal responsibility refers to a company’s obligation to follow the law and comply to regulations. |
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Ethical responsibility refers to a company’s obligation to act in an honest and moral manner. |
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Philanthropic responsibility refers to a company’s obligation to give back to society. |
Today and tomorrow
Corporate social responsibility is a long-term project that requires consistent effort and commitment. It is not something that can be solved within a few weeks or months of effort, but rather a continual process of improvement and refinement. DICOTA will engage in ongoing dialogue with stakeholders to implement appropriate strategies and address concerns. By prioritizing corporate social responsibility, DICOTA will be able to create long-term value for their stakeholders, as well as contribute to a more responsible and equitable future.