Through the WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) program, Sampoerna with Senyum Untuk Negeri provided 1,000 hamlets, longan, guava, breadfruit, and durian tree seedlings for the reforestation of critical land in […]
Creating shared value is a relatively new concept and it’s not the same as corporate social responsibility – although the two are often confused. The big difference is that CSV […]
As a form of commitment by BUMN companies in carrying out sustainable business practices and compliance with UU no. 19 of 2003 State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) and the Minister of BUMN […]
Creating Shared Value (CSV) concept is hardly known and has already been implemented by companies in Indonesia. When Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an action to respond to external pressures, […]
The consumer landscape is a dynamic environment. Consumer behavior is constantly changing, and the values customers hold are continually evolving. Because of this, brands always need to keep one ear […]
Clean water and sanitation are basic human needs. One of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), SDG 6 is to ensure that the community achieves universal access to clean water and sanitation. […]
In some cases, companies need the confidence to implement the type of Corporate Social Responsibility proposed by Young and Tilley (2006). The six corporate sustainability criteria are applied not only to contribute […]
The concept of CSR was first introduced in 1953, with the publication of a book entitled Social Responsibilities of Businessman by Howard Bowen, who became known as the “Father of […]
Sampoerna in collaboration with Senyum Untuk Negeri (SUN) provided assistance in handling COVID-19 for Karawang Regency through the Karawang Regency Regional Government. Sampoerna and SUN donated medical equipment in the form of […]
Most companies practice various versions of CSR that cover the scope of philanthropy to environmental sustainability. Companies must make more initiatives in various scopes to create impactful CSR programs. There […]
