CSR and societal change in international financial markets of Africa

Abstract

Corporate social responsibility is the foremost business strategy focus for managers who aim to have long-term success in competitive environment. Different scholars have found it difficult with its definition, explanation, application, and measurement in organizations on who and how it should be done reciprocally. The present study seeks to review societal change with contribution from corporate social responsibility in international financial markets of Africa. The study is qualitative in nature and seeks to analyze the maximum practice of CSR activities and where there is room for improvement in CSR initiatives among African firms. There are three important forms of corporate social responsibility which are aligned to the emerging social needs of community for true fulfillment and addressing the social responsibility at corporate level.

Financially-rich game: A stress reliever that behaves intelligently based on the performance and health condition of player

“…The entrepreneurs of computer or mobiles games, aiming the better health of users must keep the aspect of corporate social responsibility in their plans [20] . The corporate social responsibility is keystone for the success of business [21] helping in video game therapy for good health [22] . We mainly focused on those people who live in far-flung areas where facilities of schools and hospitals are not enough and significant in terms of a number of inhabitants having depression due to social and environmental factors.…”