The Corporate Social Responsibility Projects program at the IBU Lifelong Learning Center is designed to instill a deep understanding of social responsibility in business practices. It is offered online at no charge, reflecting the core values of CSR by promoting accessible education on critical social issues.

Corporate Social Responsibility Projects (online/freecharge):

• Philanthropy and Volunteering: This course aims to inspire and prepare individuals and organizations to engage in meaningful philanthropic activities and volunteerism. It covers strategic charitable giving, creating volunteer programs, and measuring social impact.

• Global Climate Change: Focuses on the role businesses play in addressing climate change. It educates on the science, the socio-economic impacts, and the importance of corporate action in sustainability efforts.

• Environment and Sustainability: Provides knowledge on sustainable business practices, environmental stewardship, and the development of green policies that benefit both the planet and the bottom line.

• Social Assistance and Solidarity: This component emphasizes the importance of social responsibility in supporting community welfare programs, with a focus on designing initiatives that address social inequalities and contribute to community development.

• Prevention of Racism and Discrimination: Explores strategies for creating inclusive workplaces and societies. It covers diversity training, inclusive policies, and the role of businesses in advocating for social justice and equality.

Each course within this program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, allowing participants to develop CSR strategies that can be integrated into their business models and personal practices, fostering a culture of ethical responsibility and social awareness.