THE ROLE OF SPIRITUALITY AWARENESS IN THE PROCESS OF DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING CSR PROGRAMS AT PT. Y

Kevin Arie  Wianto

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Kevin Arie Wianto Universitas Surabaya

Keywords:

CSR, Spirituality Awareness, Program Design, Program Implementation

Abstract

The purpose of this researcher is hoped to provide additional knowledge and insight for business actors or businesses in Indonesia so that they can consider the application of environmentally friendly production concepts. In this study, researchers will use the qualitative research paradigm of constructivism which aims to understand and give meaning and social construction to plastic waste treatment company PT. Y which is the object of this study. Overall, it can be seen that the plastic waste treatment company PT. Y with the scale of a small and medium company size can carry out sustainable CSR activities so that it can take a role in achieving the goals of the SDGs in 2030 without harming the company itself. From this study, itwas concluded that the plastic waste treatment company PT. Y has implemented sustainable CSR activities, which have an impact on operational activities to be good and smooth, and from the financial side the company is also healthy or good.

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