CSR involves analyzing and communicating business impacts through publicly available sustainability reports,contributing to a broader and more inclusive corporate vision. The goal is not just economic but also social and environmental, balancing the interests of all stakeholders. In this context, humanitarian and environmental dimensions become independent of profit imperatives, serving as constraints and methods for achieving sustainable economic results.

Adopting CSR goes beyond simple regulatory compliance, as it entails self-regulation based on ethical codes and value charters, often aligned with international standards like environmental certifications. These documents reflect the company’s ethical approach, addressing areas not covered by law, such as internal and external relationships.