This slide is about the corporate social responsibilities of various organisations like coca cola, nike, general electronics, and ibm with an attractive topic of "Repaying the nature the corporate way".

1. “REPAYING
NATURE
THE CORPORATE
WAY”

2.  Nature is being exploited.
 We take resources and dump wastes.
 Immediate need for conservation and sustainability.
 Corporate Social Responsibility.
INTRODUCTION

3. “ COFFEE WITH THE
CORPORATES ”

5. Climate change.
Resource scarcity.
Water.
Sustainable sourcing.
ISSUES FACED

6.  Achieved official “green” status as an environmentally
friendly building.
THE WORLD OF COCO COLA
(ATLANTA, GEORGIA)

7.  20% of construction materials – recycled.
 Carpeting – From recycled carpets.
 90% of construction waste – salvaged, reused or
recycled.
 Landscape: light coloured paving, vegetated
grounds, reflective roofs.
GREEN FEATURES

8.  Inside: Air quality enhanced- low-emission
paints, adhesives, sealants & carpeting.
 40% less water usage.
 Beverage cups – recyclable.

9.  “Live Positively” – Sustainability strategy.
 Goal – “water neutral”- returning as much as water to the
world.
 In Columbia – bottles made entirely of ice.
COCO COLA – AT THE CHANGES

10.  Introduced Plant Bottle, a partially a bio-plastic bottle – 30%
plant material, 100% recyclable.
 Greenpeace - Commitment to eliminate use of
Hydrofluorocarbon gases in vending machines & coolers.
 Pioneered new can design – save 15,000 tonnes of aluminium
every year.

11. Manufacturing every litre of product with 50% less emissions.
Use recycled and renewable materials and recycle more packaging
than we use.
FUTURE COMMITMENTS ( 2020 )

12. Protect the future sustainability of the water sources we use and safely
return to nature.
Return to nature the water used in our beverages.

14. IBM created industry alliance with key leaders.
Use lean six sigma principles and practices.
Controls energy, water, waste and GHG emission.
Improves efficiency and reduce consumption and waste
and lower environmental impact.
IBM - GREEN SIGMA COALITION

15. Johnson controls
Honeywell building solutions
ABB
Eaton
ESS
Cisco
Siemens buildings technologies division
Schneider electric
Sap
CHARTER MEMBERS OF THE GREEN
SIGMA COALITION ARE:

16. Combination of lean production and six sigma.
Lean manufacturing/ production.
Six sigma
Combining these increase the speed and effectiveness of any
process within an organisation.
LEAN SIX SIGMA

17.  Define
 Measure
 Analyse
 Improve
 Control
STEPS IN LEAN SIX SIGMA

21. Minimizing environmental footprint involves understanding
our environmental impacts.
What they are and where they occur
Then integrating this knowledge into decision-making
processes.

22.  Product design
 Waste
 Water
FACTORS

26.  Our product target for FY20 - to deliver products with maximum
performance and minimum impact.
 Our product target for FY20- to eliminate footwear waste from
manufacturing to landfill to reduce overall waste.
 Our primary FY20 goal- to achieve a 20% reduction in freshwater use
in textile dyeing.
 Our wastewater discharge quality target is to return 100% of
wastewater cleaner than required by local law.
OUR PLAN FOR THE FUTURE

28. GE’s sustainable growth strategy.
Celebrates 10th anniversary.
To enhance resource productivity, reduce environmental impact.
Reduce environmental impact.
Clean technology.
Sustainable solutions to benefit the planet.
“Not just imagining. Doing”
ECOIMAGINATION

29. ECOIMAGINATION IN WIND

30. 10 YEARS OF ECOIMAGINATION
AT US RAILWAYS

31. GE’s Zee Weed Membranes

32.  Work together to solve tough problems
 Partnering with innovative, like-minded companies
 Total, Intel, Walmart, Goldman Sachs, BHP Billiton
Ltd.
PARTNERSHIPS

34.  Small companies should follow the footsteps.
 Green policies must be enforced during
establishment.
 Clean Energy.
 Save for the future generation.
 Sustainability.
CONCLUSION

35.  www.ibm.com
 www.about.nike.com
 www.allbusiness.com
 www.gesustainability.com
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