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  • David’s Summer Blog

    David's Blog | Contributed by David Halley

    Image courtesy of Ejbevan.

    In past blogs, I have looked at some interesting British Ambassadors I have met in my trips around the world, and also some of the modern art museums I have been lucky enough to visit. I thought for this…

  • Marks and Spencer: Ethical Model Factories

    | Contributed by Mark & Spencer’s Ethical Trading Team

    Being a fair partner to the near two million workers in its supply chain is a key pillar of Marks & Spencer’s eco and ethical programme, Plan A. The plan, a commitment to change 180 things and make M&S…

  • Supreme Creations: Fairtrade Plus ethics across the supply chain

    Articles | Contributed by Dr Sri Ram

    An example of Supreme Creation's bags being used at a Topshop promotional event.

    Supreme Creations is the world’s largest ethical manufacturer of reusable bags, packaging and promotional textiles. As a vertically integrated firm owning most of the supply chain, Supreme Creations…

  • mKRISHI - connecting India’s rural farmers

    Interviews | Contributed by Dr Arun Pande

    In this interview we speak to Dr Arun Pande, who has been heading up the team developing mKRISHI, a mobile phone based agricultural advice service which is set to revolutionise India's rural farming communities.

  • A Picture of CSR in India

    Articles | Contributed by Amita Joseph

    Merchant charity and philanthropy was and is alive and well in pre- and post-independence India. Most religions speak of “giving back”, as did Mahatma Gandhi on “Trusteeship” during the freedom…

  • Seeing is Believing in Bangalore

    Articles | Contributed by Michael Wareing

    She was 19 years old and had a visible and infectiously positive view of life and of the world. As she sat dressed in a pretty yellow sari on her wheelchair, avoiding the scorching Bangalore sun, we sat…

  • David’s Winter blog

    David's Blog | Contributed by David Halley

    Joan Miro Museum, Barcelona

    As a counter balance to the boredom and wasted time of waiting in airports I have always tried to save half a day or so, when travelling to work with partners, to explore the local art galleries and museums.…

  • CSR in Ecuador - Past, Present and Future

    Articles | Contributed by Roberto F. Salazar-Cordova

    During last decade, Ecuador has been the scenario of an unexpected positive evolution of so-called Corporate Citizenship (CC) concept. Since 1492, and traditionally speaking (in the ethics and business…

  • The Changing landscape of CSR in South America

    Articles | Contributed by Jon Samuel

    This bakery in Brazil was founded as a result of a partnership between Anglo Brazil and CARE Brazil

    Anglo American is a global mining company, historically based in Southern Africa, but now with extensive operations in Australia and South America, including Brazil, Chile, Peru and Colombia. Creating…

  • How CSR is seen in Chile

    Articles | Contributed by Maia Seeger Pfeiffer

    CSR is no longer a new and unknown concept in Chile. When a decade ago ten companies founded Acción RSE, a business organization aimed to promote corporate social responsibility in the country, almost…


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