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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34612-5s implementation: How does a Corporation organize itself to shoulder this responsibility? Who are its partners? How to choose credible partners? What were the qualifications expected from the people who did CSR?.All these concepts needed to be worked out, sorted. CSR, with the passing of the mandate

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Wenjie Zhou,Dezhi Li,Zhenyong Wang,Qing Guo between companies, the government, non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and the academia regarding its scope, coverage and impact. Given that this legislation is the first in its kind, important lessons can be drawn from the experience of companies like ITC Limited, which has always believed that

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Xinye Shao,Mingchuan Yang,Qing Guo economy, Corporates have the option of choosing the nature of its CSR intervention; but, in an emerging economy, such flexibilities may not be possible. Hence, as CSR professionals, especially in an emerging economy, as that of India, one needs to be endemic in their facilitation and understand and