The Principles of Social Responsibility and International Cooperation for Development: An Analysis of the Lagoas do Norte Program
An Analysis of the Lagoas do Norte Program
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https://doi.org/10.21118/apgs.v14i3.13155Abstract
Objective: To analyze the benefit of the principles of social responsibility of the NBR-ISO 26000 in an international cooperation program for development.
Theoretical framework: The article presents an evolution of the concept of Social Responsibility, through theories related to international cooperation for development – CID, transparency and accountability.
Methodology: The study used a qualitative, exploratory approach, anchored in data triangulation and content analysis of semi-structured interviews with the managers of the Lagoas do Norte Program and citizens of the municipality of Teresina.
Results: The principles of social responsibility of the NBR-ISO 26000 impacted the public management of the municipality of Teresina in its capacity to develop and manage urban interventions and economic and social development.
Originality: The results contribute to overcome the absence, in the Brazilian literature, of articles that make a theoretical discussion, in an integrated way, about aspects related to international cooperation for development – CID, transparency and accountability.
Theoretical and practical contributions: Since ISO 26000 points to the need for a more careful investigation in relation to the interested parties, this study contributes in a practical perspective to the management of international development cooperation projects - CID with regard to the relationship with companies, governments, the media, suppliers, peer organizations and the community in which it operates.
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