The Role of Stakeholder Involvement in the Decision Making Process of Corporate Social Responsibility

Trias Amrina Rosyada; Rizka Hidayatun Najah; Rizkyna Amalia; Indah Respati Kusumasari; Rusdi Hidayat

doi:10.47134/jampk.v2i2.530

Authors

Trias Amrina Rosyada Business Administration, UPN "Veteran" East Java
Rizka Hidayatun Najah Business Administration, UPN "Veteran" East Java
Rizkyna Amalia Business Administration, UPN "Veteran" East Java
Indah Respati Kusumasari Business Administration, UPN "Veteran" East Java
Rusdi Hidayat Business Administration, UPN "Veteran" East Java

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47134/jampk.v2i2.530

Keywords:

Stakeholder Involvement, Corporate Social Responsibility, Decision Making Process

Abstract

Stakeholder involvement is considered crucial because it can influence how effective and sustainable a company's CSR program is. Stakeholders, consisting of local communities, employees, customers and other stakeholders have diverse views on the social and environmental problems faced by the company. This research aims to see how stakeholder involvement can influence the success of a company's CSR program. This research will identify various types of stakeholders, including government, non-government organizations and local communities, and how they interact with companies to create CSR policies. The research results show that good collaboration with stakeholders not only increases transparency and accountability but also helps achieve broader social and environmental goals. To increase the positive impact of CSR initiatives, companies must actively involve stakeholders at every stage of decision making.

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