Exploring Creating Shared Value (CSV) in Various Contexts: A Systematic Literature Review

The study explores the application of the concept of Creating Shared Value (CSV) in a variety of contexts through a systematic review of literature. CSV, which focuses on the creation of shared value between companies and society, is analyzed in the context of sustainable agricultural development, supply chain management, corporate social innovation, and community development. The primary distinctions between these approaches are to the study protocol that was employed. In this work, a two-stage research process is employed together with a thorough literature evaluation. Initially, a procedure was established and used to choose the articles for analysis. Secondly, a content analysis was conducted on the chosen articles. The research revealed the importance of CSV in promoting sustainable development and economic growth in various sectors and geographical locations, emphasizing the role of CSV in innovation, social responsibility, and community development. The results provided in-depth insights into integrating CSV in different business contexts to drive sustainable practices and society development. A systematic literature review (SLR) is a rigorous and comprehensive approach to synthesizing existing research on a specific topic. It involves systematically identifying, selecting, evaluating, and synthesizing all high-quality research evidence relevant to the research question.