5.1 Perspectives on CR across organisations

Table 7. Perspectives on CR across organisations

 

ALL

INDIAN

MNC

PSU

Base: All

552

428

39

85

PUBLIC SECTOR, GOVT UNDERTAKINGS

Negligible

5

5

5

2

Low

24

24

33

19

Medium

47

49

41

39

High

23

20

21

39

LARGE CORPORATE

Negligible

2

2

3

2

Low

12

13

10

8

Medium

51

50

56

54

High

33

33

31

33

MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES

Negligible

6

5

3

11

Low

20

20

13

19

Medium

43

42

46

46

High

29

29

38

22

SMALL & MEDIUM COMPANIES

Negligible

11

10

15

12

Low

50

50

46

48

Medium

30

30

31

29

High

7

7

8

8

FAMILY OWNED BUSINESSES

Negligible

25

24

33

26

Low

38

38

46

33

Medium

29

29

18

31

High

6

6

3

8

The respondents were asked to rate CR practices across organisations

Rating by PSUs

  • 47 percent of Public Sector, Government Undertakings located CR practice in the medium category.
  • PSUs (Public sector or Government undertakings) constituted the highest proportion in the corporate responsibility category (39%) indicating a possible operative bias.  

Rating by Large Corporates

  • 51 percent of companies placed CR practice in the medium category with only a few (2%) of them notching the negligible mark.
  • PSUs and Indian companies scored marginally higher than MNCs (33% each against a close 31 % for MNCs).
 
 
 

Rating by Multinational Companies

  • MNCs, too, placed CR in the medium (43%) category and the lowest proportion (6 %) at negligible.
  • MNCs were at the highest in CR practice at 38 percent, with PSUs accounting for the highest proportion of those with negligible CR practice.

 Rating by Small and Medium Companies

  • Small and medium scale companies depicted poorest perception of CR practice i.e. a bare seven percent of the overall sample and 50 percent in the low one.
  • Indian companies were perceived having lowest sense of CR and CR practice while MNCs and PSUs remained the highest (relatively) at eight percent only a notch (1%) above Indian companies.

Rating by Family Business

  • Family businesses had little understanding of CR in companies with the highest proportion of overall companies (38 %) bracketed in the low band and six percent in the higher.
  • MNCs were perceived as lowest on CR practice at three percent being placed in the high category and 46 percent in the low one.
  • PSUs dominated the sample in terms of CR practice quotient. The rating by this group could be attributed to low awareness about MNCs and perhaps CR per se.

Explanatory Note: Large corporates rated CR across organisations the highest vis-à-vis rating by the other categories. Family businesses had the poorest rating of CR practice across the overall sample.

 5.2 Perspectives on CR practices within the organisation

  • 25 percent of the respondents rated own organisations as above the average whereas 46 percent of the companies rated as medium, on asking to rate the CR practices within the organisation.
  • Around 30 percent of the companies rated CR practices in their organisations as low or negligible.
 
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