Abstrak
<p>CSR disclosure is an important topic that proves whether the company is<br />responsible for economic, environmental and social factors or not. Company activities have<br />an impact that can harm stakeholders, especially those around the company. Therefore the<br />company must disclose its social activities into social responsibility reports to prove the<br />company&#39;s commitment to the economy, environment and social.<br />This study aims to analyze what factors can affect corporate social responsibility<br />reports. This study intends to determine whether the independent variables (board feminism,<br />GRI adoption, and firm size) have a simultaneous or partial effect on the dependent variable<br />(Corporate social responsibility disclosure).This study uses a population of infrastructure,<br />utility and transportation sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2013<br />to 2017. This research uses purposive sampling technique and obtained 8 companies with a 5-<br />year research period, so that 40 sample data were obtained. The method of data analysis in<br />this study is panel data regression using software eviews 10.<br />The results of this study state that board feminism is divided between the board of<br />directors&#39; feminism and the boarder&#39;s feminism, the GRI adoption and the size of the company<br />jointly influence the disclosure of corporate CSR in the infrastructure, utilities and<br />transportation sectors for the period 2013-2017. Firm size has a significant negative effect on<br />CSR disclosure. While board feminism and GRI adoption do not affect CSR disclosure.</p>