Policy Gap 1

Research

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Title: The Policy Gap – A Review of the Corporate Social Responsibility Programmes of the Platinum Industry in the North West Province. Published: 2007

Summary: This research focused on the platinum industry in the North West province and community perception of the companies’ CSR practices. It highlights the plight of communities, encourage companies to engage meaningfully with communities through development oriented CSR and identify gaps in legislation.

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