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CSR: Making of Better Cotton

Cotton accounts for 40% of all the raw materials used by the global textile industry. The material is an essential part of the global...

Kenyan banks invested $19 million in CSR in 2018

Kenya’s banking industry invested 2.1 billion shillings ($19 million) in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in 2018 and approximately 6.7 billion shillings ($59 million) over...

What Slow Food International Council expects from the new FAO Director General

The new Director General of FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) will be elected at the United Nations in a few days’ time. The Slow Food...

CSR: Human Rights Violations at Rise in Asia

Human rights have seen the worst of times in Asia, especially in recent years according to a report by the United Nations Declaration on...

Tupperware: A Legacy Brand Embracing a Sustainable Future

As overflowing landfills and waste-ridden seas dominate the headlines, advocates continue to call on companies to embrace a circular economy, in which materials are infinitely reused and nothing becomes waste. Tupperware Brands is among...

CSR: WHO Steps in To Curb AMR

Excessive use of antibiotics in healthcare has led to a rise in antimicrobial resistance across the world. According to WHO, Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) occurs...

CSR: Combating Deforestation – Responsibility of Companies to Protect Environment

Forests are critical to protecting the environment. Protecting them is essential in order to avert the worst impacts of climate change. According to the...

Canada Is Banning Single-Use Plastics as Early as 2021

Canada intends to ban single-use plastics as early as 2021, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday at the Gault Nature Reserve in Mont St-Hilaire, south of...

CSR: P&G Invented New Technology for Recycling

Plastic bottles are among the biggest cause of pollution in the oceans. The plastic bottles, commonly known as PETs, have caused a lot of...

Overtourism Causing Loss of Life at Everest

11 trekkers lost their lives while attempting to climb Mount Everest in 2019. Three of them were Indian nationals, according to the official data...

Discussing Sustainability at WATS Forum

Sponsored by Magnolia Quality Development Corporation, the Well-being Architecture, Technology and Sustainability (WATS) Conference held on 3 June attracted 1,000 participants from diverse professions. Assoc....

CSR: Securing The Food For Future

The global food system is expected to feed a world population of 9.8 billion by 2050. However, it is under threat from all sides....

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