Coca Cola Social Responsibility Case Study

According to my research and Slack, Chambers and Johnston (2009), we can draw the conclusion that Company 's social responsibility mostly pertains to companies willing to contribute, to offer and fix the quality of life of their employees through their actions. Companies have to respect individuals and environmental values. In other words, social responsibility 's purpose is to contribute into an economical growth of a community/society and come up against upcoming environmental problems, or problems that already exist. CSR is an important part not only in what concerns the corporate piece, but more broadly in the political and economic world stage. Social responsibility is a service similar to a for-profit organization, which, however,

I couldn 't forget to mention the Coca Cola 's advantages to India. According to rumors that Coca Cola is a drink which has negative consequences not only to the user and to the environment. According to my research to Asia (2017) and Relating this to coca-cola - fair alternatives: Our social action (2017), we can draw the conclusion that Coca-Cola has adverse health effects such as high levels of pesticides in their products, the destruction of the environment as well as for the lack of water. Water scarcity is an increasing problem for the urban population of India as well as cola draw excessive amounts of water for its bottling. Wells have run dry and hand water pumps do not work anymore. The Coca-Cola throws the sewage of the areas around plants and rivers, The result is that groundwater polluted, so that the water is unfit for human consumption. Αlso, the products of Coca-Cola contain high levels of pesticides. Pesticides were known to cause cancer, damage to the nervous and reproductive systems, genetic abnormalities, and severe immune system

It 's worth to mention that we had a debate during the class in which all groups (managers, CSR, government, NGO 's and farmers A and farmers B) that each group consisted of seven members stated the advantages and disadvantages of Coca Cola. The main purpose of this debate for all groups was to force them to think and research data in order to make known the projects and the efforts of Coca Cola whether they were right or wrong. At first, I was placed in NGO’s. NGO (Non Governmental Organization) is a non profit social service, voluntary organization of community, persons, volunteers, civilians and citizens. NGO’s operate to relieve pain, promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development, (Raj, 2017). Our goal was to support the farmers A and farmers B. As, Coca-Cola has been accused of dehydrating communities in its pursuit of water resources to feed their own plants, drying up farmers ' wells and destroying local agriculture, The farmers (2017). We had to support them with arguments and evidence from several villagers in the surrounding areas of India. We were against the cola ΝGO’s as well as protect the environment and the people who suffer from them. Children die every day from lack of water, their wells drying up and the crops