CSR

The specific types of surveys that we conduct will depend on the research needs of our clients and the research questions that need to be answered.
However, some common types of CSR surveys that we conduct include:

Community Impact surveys: These surveys assess the impact of a company's CSR initiatives on the local community, including social, environmental, and economic impacts. They help companies understand the effectiveness of their CSR efforts and identify areas for improvement.

Employee Engagement surveys: These surveys assess the level of employee engagement and satisfaction with the company's CSR initiatives. They help companies identify areas where employees are passionate about making a difference and provide opportunities to enhance their involvement in CSR activities.

Sustainability surveys: These surveys assess a company's sustainability efforts, including environmental impact, energy conservation, and waste reduction. They help companies identify areas where they can improve their sustainability practices and communicate their sustainability efforts to stakeholders.

Supplier Engagement surveys: These surveys assess a company's engagement with its suppliers on CSR issues such as ethical sourcing, fair labor practices, and environmental sustainability. They help companies identify areas where they can improve their CSR practices throughout their supply chain.

Stakeholder Perception surveys: These surveys assess the perceptions of stakeholders, such as customers, investors, and NGOs, towards a company's CSR initiatives. They help companies understand how their CSR efforts are perceived and identify areas where they can improve their CSR communications and engagement with stakeholders.