WHO releases $150,000 as Nepal flood death toll tops 730
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released $150,000 from its South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency ...
A well-touted slogan, coming to give impetus to the notion that having a pronounced and meaningful CSR activity, is actually good for business.
This premise is indeed generally accepted globally, and is supported by empirical data, in a recent survey conducted by Neilsen consumer research agency, it showed that over 55% of consumers globally, would pay an extra in purchasing goods and services produced/offered by companies with an active and sustainable CSR mandate…or what some may call socially responsible capitalism.
A strong commitment by Corporate Egypt to positive social and environmental impact goes way beyond a good will gesture that deserves applaud, it is in fact a question of survival.
Egypt faces a number of major and crucial challenges, to name but a few, poverty, health, education, housing, unemployment etc., coupled with an explosions in population growth.
Therefore, for corporate Egypt to double up and multiply its efforts on the CSR front, in a well-coordinated and sustainable effort targeting the above problem areas, is not a gift, not a luxury…it is simply a MUST.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released $150,000 from its South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency ...
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has secured LEED Gold certification ...
Royal Philips has priced EUR 650 million in fixed-rate notes due 2034, marking the healthcare ...
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