Finally, an attempt has been made to capture the endeavour of Sarathi Development Foundation in a Video film. INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY as you would have them do unto is the Golden Rule. ISR expands on this “Do unto others you” by promoting a pro-active stance towards positively influencing and affecting the people and environment in and immediate circle. around one’s Individual Social Responsibility is a moral belief where we as individuals, have a responsibility towards society. Being "socially responsible" is all about individuals behaving ethically and sensitively towards social, economic, and environmental issues. Workshop for Civic Initiatives Foundation (WCIF), Bulgaria, describes ISR in its position statement on Social Responsibility as "The individual social responsibility includes the engagement of each person towards the community where he lives, which can be expressed as an interest towards in the community, as well as in active participation in what’s happening solving of some of the local problems. ISR may include the following : Charitable acts, including philanthropy such as donation of money. Sparing some time for the less priviledged at orphanage, old-age home, etc. Volunteering for the work related to community viz. blood donation, sanitation and Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan), free tutorials, etc. hygiene (PM’s flagship programme – Individual ethics, such as integrity and honesty. These individual ethics also include the meaning treating others with empathy and a sense of “golden rule” stated above, fairness.
Finally, an attempt has been made to capture the endeavour of Sarathi Development Foundation in a Video film. INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” is the Golden Rule. ISR expands on this by promoting a pro-active stance towards positively influencing and affecting the people and environment in and around one’s immediate circle. Individual Social Responsibility is a moral belief where we as individuals, have a responsibility towards society. Being "socially responsible" is all about individuals behaving ethically and sensitively towards social, economic, and environmental issues. Workshop for Civic Initiatives Foundation (WCIF), Bulgaria, describes ISR in its position statement on Social Responsibility as "The individual social responsibility includes the engagement of each person towards the community where he lives, which can be expressed as an interest towards what’s happening in the community, as well as in active participation in solving of some of the local problems. ISR may include the following : Charitable acts, including philanthropy such as donation of money. Sparing some time for the less priviledged at orphanage, old-age home, etc. Volunteering for the work related to community viz. blood donation, sanitation and hygiene (PM’s flagship programme – Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan), free tutorials, etc. Individual ethics, such as integrity and honesty. These individual ethics also include the “golden rule” stated above, meaning treating others with empathy and a sense of fairness.
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