A Comprehensive Review of the Literature of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) and Its Impacts

Abstract

Purpose: The perseverance of this research study is to discover the evolving existence of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in advancing sustainability goals. By critically reviewing existing literature, this research study targets to categorize key trends, gaps, and the interplay between CSR initiatives and the accomplishment of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Methodology: A comprehensive literature review was performed utilizing academic databases and peer-reviewed publications to examine studies released in the last twenty years. The study employs a thematic approach to categorize findings, focusing on CSR’s contributions to environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

Findings: The study exposes that CSR practices aligning with the sustainability goals carry considerable influence, particularly in capacities of resource efficiency, involvement of the community, and ethical governance, maintaining balanced ecosystem. The study identifies critical research gaps, including the protagonist of emerging technologies and growing skills.

Originality: This study additionally offers a comprehensive synthesis of existing research, highlighting the multifaceted relationship between CSR and sustainability goals of the organization. It offers a novel perspective by emphasizing the need for innovative, technology-driven CSR strategies facilitate to connect the gap between corporate initiatives and global sustainability objectives.