What is corporate responsibility.

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Corporate responsibility refers to a company's commitment to ethical behavior, social and environmental sustainability, and accountability.

It involves conducting business in a way that benefits society and minimizes negative impacts.
Companies may engage in philanthropy, volunteerism, and community development initiatives.
They should prioritize fair treatment of employees, diversity and inclusion, and ethical sourcing.
Environmental responsibility includes reducing carbon footprint, waste management, and sustainable practices.
Accountability involves transparency, adhering to laws and regulations, and responsible governance.
Examples: implementing recycling programs, supporting local charities, promoting employee well-being.

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Anti bribery policy. Code of conduct and whistle blowing policy

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