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It’s a Given: the State of Chinese Philanthropy

June 7, 2017 By Ida Knox

Some people think Chinese people and enterprises have not formed the habit of giving. Is it true? Although it is the world’s second largest economy and has the second largest number of billionaires, China ranks 144th out of 145 countries on the 2015 CAF World Giving Index, which measures engagement in charity and willingness to help strangers. It is also reported that China’s top 100 philanthropists gave $3.2 billion—which is less than the amount given by just the top three givers in America. But despite the disappointing numbers, there are reasons to believe philanthropy is on the rise, with an awakening of social awareness and increasingly new ways to give.

Filed Under: All Articles, CSR, Culture, Know China, Social Good, Sustainability Tagged With: CSR, Philanthropy

Water Sustainability, Disaster Relief and Business Ethics: Coca-Cola China’s Sustainability Officer Talks CSR

October 5, 2016 By Neelima Mahajan

Coca-Cola CSR

“Sustainability is one of those issues that I am very passionate in, it is linked to my beliefs,” says Zhang Huaying, Coca-Cola’s VP for Sustainability in the Greater China, Korea region. She has been tasked with integrating the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility plans into day-to-day operations, taking it beyond just PR concerns. But how exactly does this work? And how is Coca-Cola’s CSR program structured differently to most companies? In this interview, Zhang talks to CKGSB Knowledge on how Coca-Cola practically implements sustainability programs in China, whether the issue is water sustainability or financial arrangements for helping out with responses to natural disasters.

Filed Under: All Articles, Best Practice, Conversations, CSR, Environment, Q&A Tagged With: Coca-cola, CSR

CSR Special: Cultural Diversity and CSR Standards

September 5, 2013 By CKGSB Knowledge

While international corporate social responsibility (CSR) platforms have provided companies a list of standards in economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic areas, implementing them in real-life situations can still be a challenge, especially for global companies operating across cultures. Issues between corporations like Apple or Wal-Mart and their Chinese suppliers over working conditions and wages are […]

Filed Under: All Articles, Best Practice, CSR, Social Good, Videos Tagged With: Corporate Social responsibility, CSR, Slider

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: CSR Guidelines for Chinese Companies Going Global

July 18, 2013 By Anson Wong

Three Gorges, Dam, Sinohydro, China

Chinese companies going global have key projects in developing nations, yet they often pay scant attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR) guidelines. For future success, CSR is indispensable. China has attracted a large amount of inward foreign direct investment (FDI) for the past decade or so, and in the recent past it has started to […]

Filed Under: All Articles, Best Practice, CSR, ExpertSpeak, Opinion, Social Good, Sustainability Tagged With: CNOOC, Corporate Social responsibility, CSR, Sinohydro, Slider, Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer

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