CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TOOLS IN SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Idieva Nargiza Olimovna; Muratova F.R.

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TOOLS IN SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Authors

Idieva Nargiza Olimovna (Master’s student)
Muratova F.R. Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Prof Bukhara State Technical University, Department of Information and Communication Technologies

Keywords:

corporate social responsibility; sustainable development; CSR tools; stakeholder theory; triple bottom line; corporate governance; sustainability

Abstract

This paper examines the tools of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the context of sustainable economic development. The study analyzes the theoretical foundations of CSR and highlights its role as a mechanism for integrating economic, social, and environmental objectives into corporate strategy. Particular attention is paid to environmental, social, and institutional-managerial CSR tools, as well as their contribution to reducing risks, enhancing corporate transparency, and strengthening long-term sustainability. The paper emphasizes the importance of adapting CSR mechanisms to national and sector-specific conditions in order to achieve sustainable development goals.

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TOOLS IN SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT