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Corporate Social Responsibility, is a business approach that involves companies taking responsibility
for the impact of their operations on society and the environment. This includes taking steps to
minimize negative impacts, such as reducing emissions or waste, as well as actively working to make
positive contributions to communities and stakeholders. Companies may engage in CSR activities for
a variety of reasons, including ethical considerations, reputation management, risk mitigation, and
regulatory compliance. Some common examples of CSR activities include charitable donations,
employee volunteering, sustainable sourcing, and socially responsible investing.

While CSR is voluntary, there is growing recognition that it can have important benefits for both
companies and society. For companies, CSR can enhance reputation, increase employee
engagement, and create new business opportunities. For society, CSR can lead to positive social and
environmental outcomes, such as improved community well-being, reduced poverty, and
environmental protection.