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What is the origin of the word 'Audit'?
It originated from the Latin word 'audire' which means 'to hear'
What is the main difference between government/institutional audit and social audit?
Government or institutional audit is conducted without the significant involvement of beneficiaries, while social audit involves the people affected by the activity being audited
Who conducts the People’s/Public audit?
The people themselves, including those who are directly affected or are the intended beneficiaries, sometimes with the assistance of movements and NGOs
When is social audit conducted in addition for certain types of schemes and activities?
Especially those involving huge and/or disaggregated expenditure
What is the purpose of Social Auditing?
A way of measuring and reporting on an organization’s social and ethical performance
Test your knowledge of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), social audits, and ethical investing with this quiz. Explore the origins of the word "audit" and the different types of audits, both internal and external. Gain insight into the importance of CSR and ethical investing in today's business landscape.
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