Corporate Spatial Responsibility and Sustainable Development Goals

Abstract

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Making Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Participatory and Locally Visible – a Prototype Solution

“…Hence, companies are increasingly taking on social responsibility for their immediate environment as they are discovering their relevance for the development of neighboring cities and regions. Here, companies play an active role in shaping attractive and livable communities and environments [38,46,47] and improve their well-being through business initiatives and resources [37]. Consequently, CSR incorporates social and environmental aspects into business activities [48] where initiatives range between donations and charities.…”

“…As CSR strategies address societal and environmental issues, CSR initiatives inherently possess a spatial dimension, which is addressed by the term Corporate Spatial Responsibility (CSpR) [38,44,56]. CSpR describes spatially-routed business commitments and can be seen as an extension of CSR, which primarily focuses on social and ecological campaigns.…”