Corporate Social Responsibility vis-a-vis Natural Resource Management
a Study of Farm Forestry in Andhra Pradesh, India
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a growing trend among corporations in India and throughout the world. This study documents the ITC PSPD social responsibility towards the local communities and natural resource management that address the elements of corporate social responsibility. Study focus on ITC's social forestry programme. The programme is for the economic development of poor tribals and schedule caste through financial assistance to reclaim their wasteland and take up multi-species plantations to promote economic development in an environmentally sustainable manner and wit...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a growing trend among corporations in India and throughout the world. This study documents the ITC PSPD social responsibility towards the local communities and natural resource management that address the elements of corporate social responsibility. Study focus on ITC's social forestry programme. The programme is for the economic development of poor tribals and schedule caste through financial assistance to reclaim their wasteland and take up multi-species plantations to promote economic development in an environmentally sustainable manner and without posing a threat to their food-security. The study shows that partnership has provided opportunity for the company to accommodate the socio-cultural aspects of the local communities. For the time being, in short term, company would not gain economic benefit from the amount of wood produced under social forestry plantations partnership, but more by sharing the risk (and benefits) with local communities by establishing plantations partnership. However the challenges are quite complex and the long-term viability of partnership depends on a continuing and dynamic process.
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