Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 and has become one of the most popular drinks in America. The document discusses Coca-Cola's corporate social responsibility efforts, including investing over $200 million in bottling plants in Vietnam after the war and committing to additional investments. It also outlines Coca-Cola's water conservation and access projects, with the goal of returning the amount of water used in production to communities by 2020 through initiatives like providing over 56,000 people with clean water and cleaning 638 million liters for communities in 2009.

1. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

2. INTRODUCTION
• In May 1886,coca cola was invented by doctor John Pemberton, a
chemist from Atlanta.
• Mr.Asa Candler bought the formula for coca cola and made
aggressive marketing.
• Coca cola was one of the American's most popular drinks.
• It operating in 200 counties with a diverse product range of 500
brands and 3,300+ beverages
• The company considers the “Coca-Cola” name itself worth billions
of dollars.

3. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY
CSR “Being socially responsible means not
only fulfilling legal expectations, but also
going beyond compliance and investing more
into human capital, the environment and
relations with stakeholders.”

4. ACTIVITES ON CSR BY COKE
• After war in Vietnam, Coca Cola returned in 1994 and has invested
over US $200 million with bottling plants.
• It has also committed to investing an additional US $200 million
by 2012.
• In Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment, an estimated 40% of rural communities still lack
access to clean water.
• Coca-Cola has responded to these concerns by initiating water
saving and water cleaning projects.

5. ACTIVITES ON CSR BY COKE
• The Clean Water for Communities program provided more than
56,611 people in rural communities with access to clean water.
A villager demonstrates the water filtration system donated by Coca-Cola
Vietnam.

6. ACTIVITES ON CSR BY COKE
• Coca-Cola’s goal is to return to communities the amount of water
that they use in beverage production by 2020.
• Coca-Cola currently has 250 water projects in more than 70
countries.
• Estimates to date are that in 2009 they cleaned 638 million liters
for communities and 28.8 billion liters to nature.