Implementation of Social Responsibility for Foreign Companies in Indonesia

Abstract

Implementing social and environmental responsibility (CSR) by foreign feed mill companies in Mojokerto Regency is essential for sustainable development.This article aims to evaluate the implementation of CSR programs by foreign companies and identify the obstacles faced. The type of research used is empirical legal research using in-depth interview techniques with stakeholders, including company representatives, regional government and local communities. The research results show that foreign feed mill companies in Mojokerto Regency have implemented various CSR programs, including improving community welfare, developing local infrastructure, and environmental conservation efforts. However, several obstacles are faced in implementing this program, including regulatory incompatibility, lack of active participation from the community, and limited resources and coordination between related parties. The conclusion shows a need to increase cooperation between companies, government and society to overcome these obstacles. Harmonizing regulations and increasing transparency and accountability of CSR programs is also crucial in ensuring that corporate social and environmental responsibility can provide optimal benefits for regional development and community welfare in the Mojokerto Regency.