The research explores the relevant aspects of ensuring the economic security and social responsibility of cooperatives. In light of recent events, the issue of social responsibility is becoming increasingly relevant. Initially, this responsibility falls on large companies, bending under the pressure of the public and governmental structures. The foremost task is the clear understanding (by all parties involved) of the specific functions each entity should undertake. Many companies allocate significant attention to stimulating and satisfying the diverse needs of employees and leaders at various levels. To effectively address all challenges, it is essential to analyze the extent to which corporations are prepared to take on social responsibilities, support social projects, and minimize various risks. In the current environment of economic instability in any industry, risk is an integral part of managing any project. Given this, it is logical to assume that actions in market conditions cannot be predetermined because there is always a possibility of incurring losses or failing to meet obligations. A risk map for the corporation has been developed to stabilize the implementation of social projects, identify potential threats to business, and visualize the assessment of entrepreneurial risks. Measures have been proposed for developing social responsibility in cooperatives, as well as actions to identify and address issues from a management perspective.