Using Methods of CBA in the Context of CSR, Focusing on the Social Projects

Ľubica Mrvová; Lenka Púčiková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.309.177

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Using Methods of CBA in the Context of CSR, Focusing on the Social Projects

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The article presents findings from the evaluation of the economic efficiency of environmental investments, in relation to environmental management in the context of corporate social responsibility, and their interconnection, based on the method CBA. The CBA method is the basic pillar of the computer program CBA1.1, which was created for the needs of business practices for small and medium businesses of the evaluation of the economic efficiency of social projects. The program creates a presumption that the CBA1.1 is the rapid evaluation of a rapid assessment of the upcoming social project. It gives a clear answer as to whether the project is acceptable or not.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 309)

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Ľubica Mrvová, Lenka Púčiková

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Economic Efficiency, Environmental Management System (EMS), Method CBA, Program CBA1.1

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