Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an essential part of Canon’s everyday life. We strongly believe in our corporate philosophy of “Kyosei”, which means aspiring to develop a society in which all people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously live and work together for the common good, says Kazutada Kobayashi, President and Chief Executive Officer, Canon …
In the mineral-rich districts of Chhattisgarh, predominantly inhabited by tribal communities, one often hears tales of exploitation and violence. The actors in these tales are government officials and insurgents or non-state actors. One district, however, is rapidly changing that perception by the efforts of one doctor-turned Indian Administrative Service Officer.
Prison inmates often have to deal with societal stigma. Many such inmates, even after having served their time, find it extremely difficult to go back to regular life. One of the most common struggles faced by released prisoners is that of employment, with many employers being reluctant to hire someone with a past criminal record.
Around 45 women in Mamallapuram look up to Akka Creations, an online clothing store from the fishing hamlet, as a source of empowerment and also as a space to learn life-skills and unwind
The focus of sustainability has changed in India and companies are realising the importance of the socio-environmental impact that their activities have, says Dr Vikas Goswami, Head – Sustainability (Good & Green), Godrej Industries Limited and Associated Companies (GILAC). She elaborates on how the future is shaping for corporate sustainability
