What are the differences between the concepts of social responsibility and socio-environmental responsibility (RSA)? Social responsibility and soc...

What are the differences between the concepts of social responsibility and socio-environmental responsibility (RSA)?

Social responsibility and socio-environmental responsibility are often confused and misinterpreted.
According to ISO 26.000 and ISO 14.001 standards, the term social responsibility has received several denominations that essentially describe this expansion of the profit objective with the inclusion of purposes that have impacts on society and the environment.
The point in common is the integration between business, environment, and society so that the corporation (company) collaborates ethically with actions that aim to reduce the impacts of its operations on the environment and promote improvements in living conditions.
While RSA refers to reaching all segments of society, CSR is related to promoting improvements in the quality of life of its employees (and their families), the local community, and society in general, excluding the targeting of actions to other members of interested groups or stakeholders.
The great challenge of management becomes finding a balance in the implementation of actions that can generate an increase in the costs of the products or services that the company provides to society without overburdening the final prices offered to its consumers.