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Table VII.

Opinion on introducing a unified CSR system

It is a good idea: 62%	It is best left un-unified: 38%
It makes banks more committed and transparent All banks participate in CSR as a unit, which has greater effects on community development A unified system must be obligatory but have some flexibility It helps in achieving standardization instead of adopting a random policy	Difficult, as different banks have different priorities Unification could unintentionally lead to neglecting some important parts and needs of marginalized communities The power of CSR comes from its voluntary nature; making it compulsory will make it weaker

It is a good idea: 62%	It is best left un-unified: 38%
It makes banks more committed and transparentAll banks participate in CSR as a unit, which has greater effects on community developmentA unified system must be obligatory but have some flexibilityIt helps in achieving standardization instead of adopting a random policy	Difficult, as different banks have different prioritiesUnification could unintentionally lead to neglecting some important parts and needs of marginalized communitiesThe power of CSR comes from its voluntary nature; making it compulsory will make it weaker