Social Responsibility

Benefits of the Social Responsibility Project for Schools

• Enhancing the quality level of schools by providing lasting and essential services based on needs assessment and prioritization by education experts
• Generating income and contributing to the school’s economy
• Teaching proper consumption culture and raising student knowledge and awareness
• Promoting family participation in educational efforts for students
• Improving students’ thinking level and attitude toward social responsibilities and enhancing their lifestyle
• Conveying cultural and educational messages to students
• Creating lively environments through creative and engaging programs such as play and sports
• Covering the costs of organizing academic, cultural, sports, recreational, and artistic olympiads
• Utilizing modern service items in line with the latest national standards
• Providing and distributing standardized food items and teaching healthy nutrition

Definition of Social Responsibility

The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to behaviors and actions of organizations in a social environment and goes beyond purely economic domains.

We consider CSR as a field not limited to economic interests. Businesses, in addition to their rights and responsibilities toward society, face demands that require them to go beyond financial management to achieve their goals.

Organizations are increasingly challenged by social, economic, legal, ethical, and environmental issues. CSR puts pressure on them to address these aspects.

CSR is about more than economic gain. It means a company must improve the quality of life, respect human rights, and work towards sustainable development.

A responsible company acknowledges its duty not only to shareholders but also to the community, environment, and future generations.

Social responsibility encourages companies to act ethically, provide safe and healthy workplaces, respond to customer needs, and contribute positively to society and the environment.

Introduction of the Proposed Plan

As you are aware, participation today is not optional but a necessity in education and upbringing. One of the main areas of this participation is the role of the private sector, especially companies and factories, in contributing to social responsibility.

This plan involves not only government cooperation but also actions by the private sector in renovating and equipping schools with appropriate sports, health, laboratory, and heating-cooling facilities.

It also includes educational and recreational programming for students, implemented by trained instructors, and emphasizes cultural and sports engagement.

The plan aligns with the Fundamental Transformation Document of the Ministry of Education and supports resilient economy, job creation, and sustainable development goals.

With the private sector’s support and collaboration, we can improve the quality of education and help shape a creative, capable generation for the future of our country.