Nestlé
Philippines
won the award in the area of Environmental Excellence with its Greening
the Supply Chain Program, an outreach program to help business partners
raise their level of commitment to environmental protection and improve
their environmental performance.
Prime
Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (left) and Ambassador Ramon del Rosario
Sr. hand the trophy to Atty. Mabini Antonio and Jesus Reyes of Nestle.
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company and its entry to the Asian CSR Awards 2003.
Support
and Improvement of Education
Software
and service consultancy firm Tata
Consultancy Services (TCS)
has received the 'Asian Corporate Social Responsibility Award' for
Support and Improvement of Education category for its Adult Literacy
Project which is aimed at helping the Indian government eradicate
India's massive illiteracy problem and raising literacy standards
in India.
Prof.
Kesav Nori and Bhushan Dewan of Tata Consultancy Services proudly
hold their award for Support and Improvement of Education.
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company and its entry to the Asian CSR Awards 2003.
Poverty
Alleviation
Hindalco
Industries
of India won the award for its Integrated Rural Poverty Alleviation
Program in the field of Poverty Alleviation.
Ahmar
Sultan and Dr. Pragnya Ram of Hindalco Industries triumphantly raise
their Poverty Alleviation Award.
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the company and its entry to the Asian CSR Awards 2003.
Best
CSR Policy
Union
Cement Corporation, received the
award in the Best CSR Policies category with the Union Social Development
and Management Program, which implemented proactive measures to ensure
sustainable environmental and social performance in the communities
where they operate.
Alex
Vonow and Zita Diez of Union Cement accept their award from PM Shinawatra
and Mr. del Rosario.
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company and its entry to the Asian CSR Awards 2003.
Special
Achievement Award
The
Philippine
Business for Social Progress began
with 50 companies in 1970. It has now grown to more than 160 members,
worked with some 2,500 partner organizations, provided close to 100
million dollars in financial assistance to support over 5,000 projects.
Its actions have benefited close to 2.5 million poor households.
PM
Shinawatra and Mr. del Rosario happily present the Special Achievement
Award to Ma. Luisa Perez-Rubio and Juan Santos of the Philippine Business
for Social Progress.