NGOs should start by improving themselves

Companies in China which aspire to be leaders in corporate social responsibility (CSR) are challenged by a country with rising public expectations, increasing innovation, improving quality, supply chain concerns, and heightened social and environmental problems.

Suffice to say, they are forced to chart their CSR course within a very complex and dynamic environment.

This situation is further complicated by NGOs (non-governmental organizations) in China which demand even greater CSR from both international and local companies operating here.