CSRdefecten
CSRdefecten is a Dutch term that describes flaws in the design, implementation, or outcomes of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The concept is used in corporate governance and sustainability discourse to highlight gaps that prevent CSR programs from delivering the intended social, environmental, and economic benefits.
Common defects include misalignment with business strategy, where CSR activities do not support core value creation;
Causes of CSRdefecten include unclear governance roles, insufficient board oversight, fragmented responsibility, weak performance measurement systems,
Mitigation involves adopting recognized reporting standards (such as GRI, SASB, or TCFD) and obtaining third-party assurance;
The concept is related to broader discussions of ESG, greenwashing, and sustainable business practices. See also