In order to sustain the sugar industry in Bangladesh, which is largely owned by the government, it is necessary to study the present status, challenges faced and potential for future growth of the sector. To enhance the domestic production of sugar as well as to create benchmark standards equivalent to global standardization, the concept of CSR needs to be addressed in a national multi-stakeholder consultation. CSR Centre Bangladesh will organize this sector wide discussion and develop a plan of action to transform the sector to a more sustainable industry.
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Thursday, 5 April 2012
SANSAR multi-stakeholder discussion document: Sugar industry in Bangladesh
In order to sustain the sugar industry in Bangladesh, which is largely owned by the government, it is necessary to study the present status, challenges faced and potential for future growth of the sector. To enhance the domestic production of sugar as well as to create benchmark standards equivalent to global standardization, the concept of CSR needs to be addressed in a national multi-stakeholder consultation. CSR Centre Bangladesh will organize this sector wide discussion and develop a plan of action to transform the sector to a more sustainable industry.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
SANSAR launch
South Asian Network on Sustainability and Responsibility. Organizations of South Asia promoting Corporate Social Responsibility such as CSR Centre (Bangladesh), Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI, Pakistan), Centre for Afghan Civil Society Support (CACSS, Afghanistan) and Prakruthi (India) are cooperating in a new regional network called SANSAR. This network will enable the promotion of sustainable development through sharing of best-practices in different value chains.
presentation of SANSAR's research publications
SANSAR's core strategy is to make stakeholders redefine and commonly understand the concept of CSR and promote it actively to address social, environmental and business related issues across different sectors in the region. To achieve this, SANSAR employs strategies such as policy outreach, capacity building, research and networking.
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