CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH GOVERNANCE IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW; [RESPONSABILIDADE SOCIAL CORPORATIVA E GOVERNANÇA DA SAÚDE PÚBLICA NO ÂMBITO DOS OBJETIVOS DE DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL: UMA REVISÃO SISTEMÁTICA]

Severino-González P.; Pardo J.D.; Ramírez-Molina R.; Rebolledo-Aburto G.; Calderón-Morales W.; Antezana-Alzamora S.; Zapata-Chero G. · Interciencia (2026)

Resumen

This study examines the intersection of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and public health governance. The objective is to identify the challenges, opportunities, and public policy implications associated with the integration of CSR into health systems and public administration within sustainability frameworks. A systematic literature review was conducted following the PRISMA 2020 guidelines. The analysis combined bibliometric techniques, qualitative content analysis, and interpretative synthesis. The findings reveal a growing body of literature since 2016 and highlight the potential of CSR to strengthen health systems, promote sustain ability, and foster multi-stakeholder collaboration. Seven key dimensions were identified: health and well-being; environment and climate change; labor practices and human rights; governance and partnerships; university social responsibility; responsible consumption and nutrition; and innovation and technology. However, the review also identified significant risks, including corporate capture, conflicts of interest, and weak accountability mechanisms. The results underscore the need for robust regulatory frameworks, standardized metrics, and transparent governance structures to ensure that CSR effectively contributes to public health outcomes and the achievement of the SDGs.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos