Rules and Rights
- 🔸 First: General Guidelines for Community Responsibility
- Compliance with National Laws and Policies: Initiatives must align with the country’s laws and regulations and must not conflict with religious or cultural values.
- Transparency and Credibility: Clearly announce the initiative’s objectives, funding sources, implementation mechanism, and outcomes.
- Prohibition of Personal or Commercial Exploitation: Initiatives must not be used for misleading publicity or for direct commercial gain.
- Justice and Equality: Initiatives should be directed to all segments of society without discrimination or bias.
- Coordination with Relevant Entities: Collaborate with related governmental or private entities to ensure integration and avoid duplication of efforts.
- Safety and Legal Responsibility: Ensure the safety of beneficiaries and compliance with security and safety regulations during the implementation of initiatives.
- Evaluation and Follow-Up: Measure the impact of the initiative and assess its outcomes using objective and reliable methods.
- 🔸 Second: Rights in Community Responsibility
- The Institution’s Right to Community Contribution: Every institution has the right to choose the areas of community responsibility that align with its nature of work and capabilities.
- Community’s Right to Benefit: The community has the right to benefit from initiatives in a fair and organized manner, according to clear standards.
- Right to Transparency and Accountability: The community and relevant stakeholders have the right to access the details of initiatives, their funding sources, and their outcomes.
- Right to Partnership and Collaboration: Institutions and individuals have the right to cooperate with other parties to implement joint initiatives that serve the goals of sustainable development.
- Right to Recognition and Incentives: Entities that adhere to social responsibility deserve appreciation and both moral and material support from the state and society.
- Right to Reputation Protection: Institutions or individuals participating in social responsibility must not be defamed unless misconduct or exploitation is proven.
