Corporate Social Responsibility is an ever-evolving concept. Amidst the progressive pressure of adopting sustainable business practices, corporations continue to operate under the constant gaze of their customers, employees, creditors, shareholders, government, and society. The challenge is to attain a breakthrough and create a strategic framework leading to sustainable and accountable corporate activity. In this context, it is therefore imperative to closely study CSR opportunities and critically question the approaches of the executives as well as the society towards CSR.
This workshop – a collaborative effort between ILP and the Center for Corporate and Tax Law, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, India - maps and discuss available models of collaborations and legal and regulatory approaches towards CSR that may serve as a catalyst for business to target great outcomes for people and the planet too. Towards this end, the workshop identifies best practice examples and goes behind the scene to explore available models of corporate-society collaborations from India, Israel, and other countries and identify factors that lead to successful collaborations.