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Benchmarking Corporate Citizenship Practice 2003 Report Respondents’ Profile A total of 49 companies participated in the Benchmarking CC survey. Respondents from Luzon and Metro Manila comprised 82%, while 18% were from Mindanao and the Visayas. By industry sector, Manufacturing has 31%, Financing with 18%, and the rest scattered among agriculture, fishery and forestry; mining and quarrying; electricity, gas and water; wholesale and retail trade; transportation and communication; and community, social and related businesses. On Leadership Garnering the highest rating, leadership has a very positive result as it commands the most influence on a company’s internal and external values and thrusts. A minority though, wished their CEOs and Corporate Officers would take a more active role as champions of the company’s social and environmental agenda. On Policy Setting Most companies have clearly defined their CC policies but many acknowledged the need to improve in communicating and sharing policy-related information with the employees, communities, and other stakeholders. On Assessment and Reporting The study showed that monitoring and evaluation is the least practiced element. Measuring CC accomplishment in terms of Key Result Area (KRA) is the most common approach used, while measuring the impact of CC programs on the company and the community remains a rarity. For the full Benchmarking Report, contact: The Manager PBSP-Center for Corporate Citizenship
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