Assessment the Corporate Social Responsibility According to Islamic Values (Case Study: Sarmayeh Bank)

Abstract

Nowadays, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the most considerable issue in the organizations; therefore, international organizations such as United Nations and European Union have formulated relative standards in this field. In the recent decades, not only corporations but also small and medium companies have been involved in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. This is an important step in order to active participation in creating a reasonable balance between the economic, environmental and conservation needs of community and other stakeholders should be considered. In this study, according to criteria based on Islamic values, social responsibility is measured. Current research methodology is descriptive, and it is regarded as the method of data collection. Statistical community consist of the staff and managers of a nongovernmental bank in Iran (Sarmayeh Bank). And also, this research has used Fuzzy AHP method; the advantage of this method in comparison to classical AHP is achieving more accurate results because of using Fuzzy numbers instead of crisp ones. The major results of this study are calculating the CSR score (3/77) out of 5. The study has also classified as CSR priority indices that has been the priority of the Company Values, Workplace Policies, Environmental Policies, Community Policies and Market Policies.