Author:
Batti Tarik,El Madi Lahsen
Abstract
This present paper provides an in-depth analysis of CSR practices in Morocco, focusing on the Office Cherifien of Phosphates (OCP) as a case study. The study explores the historical evolution of CSR at the international level, as well as its adaptation to Moroccan socio-economic specificities. It highlights Moroccan companies’ commitment to CSR, notably through the CGEM’s CSR label. Emphasis is placed on OCP’s ambitious initiatives in green energy, sustainable water management, and research, underscoring its position as a responsible leader. Additionally, the drivers and barriers to CSR integration in Morocco are presented. Overall, the article demonstrates how Moroccan companies can integrate CSR principles into their operations, surpassing mere compliance to contribute to societal and environmental development.