Society　is　currently　contemplating　sustainable　growth　strategies,　which　have　become　somewhat　apprehensive　by　associating　entrepreneurship,　innovation,　and　sustainable　development.　In　this　perspective,　this　article＇s　objective　is　to　connect　sustainable　development　to　environmentally　sensitive　entrepreneurship　via　scientific　proof　of　developing　nations.　Therefore,　this　research　objective　is　to　confirm　the　hypothesis　of　corporate　social　responsibility　(CSR)　to　confirm　that　Pakistan　achieves　its　objectives　for　sustainable　development.　The　combined　average　estimator　and　pooled　mean　group　(PMG)　model　of　the　self-release　lag　model　determines　a　lengthy-term　combination　of　factors　and　environmental　analysis　in　the　Kuznets.　We　can　see　the　U-shaped　ecological　arcs　in　Pakistan.　Further　results　show　that　the　pooled　mean　group　autoregressive　distributed　lag　(PMG-ARDL)　estimator　has　a　long-term　relationship.　This　indicates　that　a　1%　rise　in　per-capita　income　at　some　stage　of　industrial　growth　will　reduce　environmental　emissions　by　2.88%,　4.54%,　and　2.48%.　The　results　show　that　(1)　CSR　has　a　substantial　and　robust　link　to　the　two　factors　of　organizational　success　(employee　engagement　and　credibility);　(ii)　respectively　socio-cultural　and　ecological　CSR　make　a　positive　contribution　to　the　success　of　Pakistani　companies;　(iii)　the　ecological　dimensions　of　CSR　being　the　essential　relevance　to　Pakistani　companies＇　credibility　and　engagement　of　employees.　This　research　attempts　to　include　additional　analytical　information　on　the　contribution　of　CSR　to　profitable　growth.　This　also　has　academic　and　empirical　ramifications,　showing　how　domestic　and　international　companies　in　developing　countries　can　do　CSR.　This　research　is　expected　to　give　guidance　to　policymakers.