SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF FDI ENTERPRISES IN NGHE AN, VIET NAM
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Corporate social responsibility; foreign direct investment; enterprise; Nghe AnAbstract
Implementing corporate social responsibility (CRS) among foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises in Vietnam and in Nghe An province in particular is imperative in the current context of economic integration and competition. Beyond the profit motive, FDI enterprises are expected to contribute to the sustainable development of host economies by fulfilling tax obligations, protecting the environment, respecting labor rights, safeguarding consumers, and engaging with local communities. Nghe An has attracted substantial FDI inflows in recent years; the FDI sector has contributed to economic restructuring, growth, job creation, and improved living standards. However, the rapid increase in the number of FDI enterprises raises the need for systematic assessments of business performance, compliance with legal regulations, and the quality of working environments. This article reviews the current status of CSR implementation among selected FDI enterprises in Nghe An and proposes actionable solutions to enhance CSR performance in the near term.
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