Responsibility Analysis Of Cadbury

: CSR also stands for Corporate, Social, Responsibility and is the responsibility of the organization on the impact of its decisions and activities it conducts that contributes the environment, the community and the business itself. Through ethical choices, sustainable development and taking considering the expectations of the stakeholders, the company can create a sustainable approach which grows community value and employees values, which therefore increases the efficiency of the efficiency and opportunities gained by the company. Cadbury plays a vital role to its environment, which increases sustainability in the long run.
• Commitment to the environment -award for ‘Preserver of the environment’
• Water – commitment of increase water conservation
The site also contains Cadbury csr report and sustainability report released every 2 years. And also has a ‘purple goes green program’ which aims to reduce carbon emissions, water use, packaging, and ultimately minimize the negative impacts of its business on the environment.
• The company has carbon emissions by 4%, and aims to reduce carbon emissions by 50% by 2020, it has also met its 2016 goal of reducing water use by 10%.
• Sourcing is also major issue for Cadbury, as they ensure ethical and sustainable sourcing, maintain ethical sourcing standards and are developing sustainable agriculture programmes. Which is managed by the sustainability strategy group and the Cadbury cocoa partnership board, ensuring quality and safety

Cadbury also has fair trade certification: meaning
• Through fair trade certification, Cadbury had helped 55000 member farmers in Ghana take part in farmer training, they have also received equipment to help increase their productivity, mobile health checks that have taken place in 100 communities, and community projects with a focus on water and sanitation have been
Hence the workers are able to work stress free and are more productively. Plus other PES
• Other projects Cadbury does for the community includes websites to donate like “”. Through donation websites, customers are appealed as they feel good and employees who work for Cadbury can proudly say they work for a company that helps others in need or at a time of crisis. Therefore Cadbury is able to make a profit that they can use for future projects in assisting and facilitating economic growth in small communities and other developing countries.
• Other projects include the Chiruka projects, which is a Cadbury funded community initiative programme, which focuses on health care to nearby villages and new establishments of a nursery and a primary school. This also led to some other social improvements such as fresh drinking water for nearby village, a pump, a new doctor’s clinic, vet services for household animals that produced milk and providing of fresh fruit trees for each house to