Nepal's current reliance on mandatory CSR funds risks reducing corporate engagement to mere regulatory compliance rather than genuine social impact. To foster sustainable development, the country must shift toward strategic partnerships that integrate core business expertise, innovation, and resources into national development goals.
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Nepal's current reliance on mandatory CSR funds risks reducing corporate engagement to mere regulatory compliance rather than genuine social impact. To foster sustainable development, the country must shift toward strategic partnerships that integrate core business expertise, innovation, and resources into national development goals.
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