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The Vishal Group is a leading organization in Nepal that operates in various business sectors such as automobiles, international trade, manufacturing, education, banking and finance, and social business. The group focuses on corporate social responsibility through activities that improve livelihoods, provide education, promote gender equality, and reduce environmental impact. A key CSR program is the Sadbhaw Scholarships which provides $1 million annually for 10 years to support underprivileged groups. The group works to strengthen partnerships and gain market recognition through sustainable and socially responsible business practices.
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The Vishal Group is a major corporate group in Nepal with a broad range of operations from international trade to education and other sectors like automobiles. One of its major contributions to Nepal's economy is through its subsidiary, United Distributors Nepal Pvt Ltd, which effectively distributes popular global brands across Nepal. United Distributors Nepal Pvt Ltd is one of the top 5 FMCG companies in Nepal with an annual turnover of around $35 million. It recently acquired the distribution rights for Royce Energy Drink in Nepal, which it believes will create a new dimension in the beverages business.
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This document provides guidance on elevating corporate social responsibility (CSR) communication efforts. It begins by outlining how global CSR trends can impact organizations and what can be learned from research and best practices. It then discusses how to support volunteers' understanding of their role and the steps they can take to promote the company brand through CSR activities. The document provides examples of effective CSR communication from various companies and studies. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of alignment, partnership, communication strategy, and follow up in empowering CSR leaders and volunteers.
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a case study on Nestle Bangladesh LTD
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UDN is one of the pioneers in importing, distributing & promoting international trade in the country. Committed to deliver a world-class product experience to the discerning consumer.
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ASQ is a global not-for-profit community of people who are dedicated to quality and increasing the use and impact of quality in response to the diverse needs of the world. With millions of individual and organisational members in 140 countries, ASQ convenes quality champions who are transforming the world’s corporations, organisations, and communities to meet tomorrow’s critical challenges.
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[TYPE THE COMPANY NAME] attended several external forums in 2013 related to education and innovation, including:
1) PechaKucha Night hosted by Adianta School of Leadership and Innovation, which featured speakers from education startups and innovations in preschool, higher education, and non-traditional forms of education.
2) Innovate for Good @India organized by Microsoft and QUEST Alliance to help young people develop ideas for social innovation and social entrepreneurship through training and mentoring.
3) A Google Business Group event on using Google Business Photos and early stage funding trends in India.
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Vishal group moving swiftly to serve the society
- 1. 16 gliphs 1 followers 5 following vishalgroup Follow Amit Kumar Follow The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility has taken its roots from the Sustainable Development. This is regarding the business theme that describes the triple bottom line that incorporates Economic, Environmental and Social aspects. The perspective of different corporate of doing business has been changed to large extent. Now, some of the factors like treatment towards an employee, impact of manufacturing activities on Environment and improvement in livelihood of different unprivileged social groups can be used to assess one’s business performance. In the modern era, stakeholders have become educated enough to keep note of such activities. One of the leading organizations in Nepal is the Vishal group that deals in various sectors of business like automobile, International trade, Manufacturing, Education, Banking and Finance, and Social business and spread all over the world. The CSR Activity Vishal Group makes a distinctive difference from others as it believes in increasing the Human development index by improving the life of unprivileged individuals, providing quality education to the Nepali youth, promoting girl education and many other activities. Moreover, the group takes into account the Environmental aspect, i.e. they keep track of their activities with respect to the waste and pollution reduction processes. 2 min Vishal Group Moving Swiftly To Serve the Society Sunday, 14 December 2014 4:42 PM 0 likes 0 discussions 0 replies meet social blogging Search here... What is Glipho? Login Glipho is the easiest way to write online. Share your stories, read new ones, connect with the world. Sign up Easily create high-quality PDFs from your web pages - get a business license!
- 2. © 2014 Glipho About us The Glipho Team Terms Privacy Acceptable Use Vishal Group Reviews United Distributors Nepal P. Ltd From www.apsense.com The remarkable investment made by the group in the society for its upliftment is by the name, Sadbhaw Scholarships that is meant to be distributed among the Sadbhaw Samaj. In order to keep this effort sustainable, the group has committed to provide Rs. 1 Million each year for ten years. The group has been successful in making good relations with some of the leading management institutes so as to facilitate efficient and professional Nepali corporate through these institutes. These activities also involve protection for the women health safety. The group aims to keep strong partnerships with stakeholders and shareholders that give them the market recognition. In the present scenario, it is very vital to know the need for focused CSR Activity Vishal Group and consequently making difference in the society. The approach of Triple bottom line helps to achieve business as well as uplifts the society in which he is living. These activities encourage the positive actions towards environment, society, shareholders and stakeholders that benefit his business in the long term. Thus, he should understand that the CSR is not only about investing but also to make business establishing some strong relations with different partners. It is believed that CSR activities provide an opportunity to create a win- win situation for both the parties, the corporate and the society. Latest likes Easily create high-quality PDFs from your web pages - get a business license!
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