Warning Over CSI Spending Cuts

Warning Over CSI Spending Cuts

According to David Jackson, concern grows as corporates review funding priorities in light of economic slowdown.

Concern is growing amongst NGOs and development practitioners as corporates review funding priorities in light of the economic slowdown.

A recent article points out that the current economic crisis is forcing many corporates to re-think their spending priorities, thus affecting their corporate social investment programmes.

CEO of Tshikululu Social Investments, Tracey Henry says there is already a discernible cutback in funding for social spend. Henry has been quoted as saying that, “This is inevitable because often CSI contributions are determined as a percentage of post-tax profit, so when profits are down, less money is obviously available.”

To read the article entitled, “CSI spending cuts will hurt vulnerable,” click www.thetimes.co.za/PrintEdition/Insight/Article.aspx?id=968799 ">here.

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<br /> Sunday Times
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