| Abstrak/Abstract |
Corporate social responsibility seeks to promote the well-being of communities. Nevertheless, occasionally, these programs may fail to unfold as intended. The assistance of stakeholders is crucial to achieve the implementation of such programs. This study examines the extent to which the general public is engaged and has certain expectations regarding the industrial sector's contribution to the growth and ongoing upkeep of Mliwang as a tourist attraction. The "Mliwang Metu Banyune" program, implemented by Bangun Indonesia Solutions Company (SBI), acts as a catalyst for the advancement of the community. This initiative has a profound impact on societal expectations and participation. The aim of the study is to evaluate the efficacy of SBI's program. The study utilizes a quantitative descriptive methodology to assess the levels of public expectations and participation in the Mliwang Metu Banyune Program. The study was carried out in the village of Mliwang, Tuban, East Java, and involved sixty community respondents. The results indicate a significant level of public expectation for ongoing actions, along with substantial participation. Corporate social responsibility thrives due to both community engagement and aligned expectations. Significantly, this program receives assistance not just from affiliated corporations but also from stakeholders within the Mliwang community |
