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Nowadays, a growing number of companies are starting their corporate social responsibility (CSR) implementation and consider CSR as a kind of business strategy. To understand the current CSR implementation levels in construction industry and identify relatively easy-to-achieve CSR targets for companies interested in CSR, this study is conducted by analyzing the CSR reports of some large-sized companies in Taiwan’s construction industry and by conducting a questionnaire survey on large-sized and reputable companies in construction industry to find out the CSR implementation levels of these construction companies and the differences between contractors and real-estate developers in their implementation measures. It found that even if a company in construction industry is interested in CSR implementation or CSR report issuance, it is driven by purposes such as business transformation or investment attraction. Moreover, different types of companies in construction industry have different focus in their CSR implementation dimensions. The contractors focus more on their environmental influence, carbon emissions and impact on biodiversity at their construction sites while the real-estate developers focus more on the pre-construction environmental evaluations of the construction sites and green building designs.

THE CURRENT CONDITIONS OF CSR IMPLEMENTATION IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY: A LESSON FROM TAIWAN