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CSR 2.0: Reinventing Corporate Social Responsibility for 21st Century PROF.DR.AUNG TUN THET

Transcript of CSR 2.0

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CSR 2.0: Reinventing Corporate Social Responsibility

for 21st Century

PROF.DR.AUNG TUN THET

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Problem

RISE & FALL OF CSR

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Images 

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CSR

Concept not newEvolved over time“Doing Well, Doing Good”3 Ps (Profit, People, Planet)

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Failure of CSR

Three factorsTriple Curse

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Curse 1: Incremental CSR

Tackling social, environmental and ethical challenges

Fail on two counts: 1. Speed 2. Scale

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Curse 1: Incremental CSR

Micro-scaleGradual improvementsNo impact on massive sustainability

crises

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Curse 2: Peripheral CSR

Lack of top management commitmentPeripheral functionObsession with short-term financial measures Culture of greed embedded in DNA

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Curse 3: Uneconomic CSR

Need for ‘business case’ Evidence CSR pays‘Inconvenient truth’ - sometimes pays

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Solution 

BURYING THE PAST

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CSR 1.0

OutdatedOutmoded Admit failure

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CSR 1.0

Redefine contribution No serious impact on social,

environmental and ethical challenges

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CSR 1.0

Beyond outmoded approach as philanthropy or public relations

More interactive, stakeholder-driven

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CSR 2.0EMBRACING THE FUTURE

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Principle 1: Creativity

‘Creative destruction’ “Cannot solve today’s problems with

yesterday’s thinking.”

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Principle 1: Creativity

Business creativity directed to solving social and environmental problems

M-PESA Freeplay’s battery-free wind-up technology Social enterprise or Social business Age of Responsibility

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Principle 2: Scalability

Shining pilot projects and best practice examples

No vision to transform core business CSR solutions cannot match scale and

urgency

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Principle 2: Scalability

Not limited to retail sectorFinancial services - Grameen Bank -

from $74 loan in 1974 to $2.5 billion enterprise

Tata’s $2,500 Nano, cheap and eco-friendly car

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Principle 3: Responsiveness

UncomfortableTransformative Industry or business part of solution or

part of problem

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Principle 3: Responsiveness

Greater transparencyExchange platforms - connect directly

with beneficiaries via web, tapping ‘long tail of CSR’

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Principle 4: Glocality

Global localization‘Think global, act local’ Local solutions without forsaking

universal principles

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Principle 4: Glocality

Replaces ‘either/or’ with ‘both/and’ thinking

Harmonious society - dynamic productive tension of opposites – Tai Chi of CSR, balancing yin and yang

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Principle 5: Circularity

‘Spaceship economy’ - verything constantly recycle

Three basic rules for sustainability: 1. Waste equals food2. Nature runs off current solar income3. Nature depends on diversity

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Principle 5: Circularity

Replacing product-sales economy with service-lease model

Cradle to Cradle aspirationsCreate buildings like trees produce more

energy than they consume Purify own waste water

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Principle 5: Circularity

Feeding and replenishing social and human capital

Importance of meaning in work and life

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Shifts in CSR 1.0 to CSR 2.0

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Table 2: Shifting CSR Practices

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CSR 2.0

NEW DNA OF BUSINESS

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CSR 2.0 Model

Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility’ ‘Sustainability’ (environmental) ‘Responsibility’ (social activist)

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CSR 2.0 Model

Like two intertwined strands of DNASustainability and responsibility different yet

complementary

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CSR 2.0 Model

Sustainability - destination - challenges, vision, strategy and goals

Responsibility - journey – solutions, responses, management and action

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Corporate Sustainability & Responsibility (New CSR)

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DNA of CSR 2.0

New holistic model of CSREssence - Four DNA Responsibility

Bases1. Value creation2. Good governance3. Societal contribution 4. Environmental integrity

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DNA of CSR 2.0 (Double-Helix Model)

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Value Creation

More than financial profitabilityGoal economic developmentBeneficial products Inclusive business

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Good Governance

Institutional effectiveness as important as social and environmental ideals

Transparency - social media and brand or product-linked public databases

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Societal Contribution

Philanthropy rightful placeFair labour practicesStakeholder engagement, community

participation and supply chain integrity

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Environmental Integrity

Maintaining and improving ecosystem sustainability

Not gamble with climate change

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CSR 2.0

Purpose of business: Serve societyProvision of safe, high quality products

and services Enhance wellbeing, without erosion of

ecological and community life-support systems

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CSR 2.0

Positive contribution to societyNot as marginal afterthoughtWay of business!

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Evolution from CSR 1.0 to CSR 2.0

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Five actions

1. Re-assess2. Re-align3. Re-define4. Re-design5. Re-structure

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Embrace Responsible Capitalism

Investment Long termismTransparency Full cost accounting Inclusion

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Today

Exciting timesNew model of sustainable business Purpose-inspired business

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Sustainable Future

Pick it up Push forwardBelieve in what we are buildingNew form of business - serves society and sustain

planet