The Relationship between Cross-sectoral Partnership and Business Performance: Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Admir Čavalić and Dijana Husaković

International Business Research, 2024, vol. 17, issue 3, 40

Abstract: The relationship between the civil and business sectors has intensified in the last few years, including cross-sectoral partnerships as part of corporate social responsibility. The authors examine the impact of these partnerships on the performance of 100 of the largest businesses in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Large companies were chosen because they are most likely to be involved with corporate social responsibility activities and cooperation with civil society organizations. Methodologically, the authors analyzed the effect of these partnerships on business performance using four Balanced Scorecard components - three non-financial and one financial performance. The research results show specific influences on non-financial business performance but not financial performance.

Date: 2024
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