ESG News For Cameroon

On November 14th, 2024, the Indigenomics NOW forum is convening Indigenous business leadership, entrepreneurs, and allies from around the world in a virtual gathering that asks: How can we build economy with life at the center? Hosted by the Global Centre of Indigenomics, this inaugural 24-hour online global forum invites participants to join a transformative conversation that upholds Indigenous economic knowledge systems embedded in cultural values and Indigenous worldview.As human and ecologic

More Than 22,000 Takeda Employees Selected the FY2024 New Partners: Population Services International, Bulungula Incubator, Reach Out Cameroon, Seed Global Health and VillageReachTakeda’s Five New Partnerships Boost Total Global CSR Program Contributions to JPY 28.8 Billion (Approx. USD 199.1 million) Across 34 Diverse Partnerships Worldwide and extend our reach to an additional 2 million direct beneficiariesTakeda’s Global CSR Program Expects to Reach 27 Million People in 93 Countries by 2030

Partnership Platform Boosts Efforts to Deliver Multifaceted Solutions in Communities Facing Water Challenges

HERITΛGE announces the recipients of a second round of small grants for African heritage projects, generously supported by the Mellon Foundation...

$5.3 million pledged to 21 initiatives across Africa, Brazil, China, U.S. and for those impacted by the earthquake in TürkiyeCommitments made to support veterinary scholarships, diversity and inclusion programming, mental well-being, livestock farmers and veterinary livelihoods around the world

New grants increase investments to locally-led organizations

A prestigious award for founder Don Stephens and blessing of the Global Mercy™ add to the launch of a packed training schedule designed to increase healthcare capacity in Africa

By collecting plastic from vulnerable coastal communities, Plastic Bank® is revealing value in plastic waste

Recap of CSR stories on Business Wire

Skilled volunteers from Dassault Systèmes will share their knowledge of digital technologies to help train a new generation of African engineers

Pathways to Progress to Cumulatively Support Over a Million Youth Globally Through Employment Skills and Entrepreneurship Programs

Winners of the MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity 2020

Representing a Diverse Group of Men and Women from Advertising, Banking, Communications, Education, Media, Nonprofit, Sports, Technology and US Armed Forces

Two top women entrepreneurs from the FinTech and Social Impact challenges received $100,000 (USD) each and access to Visa’s network to grow their companies.

Efforts focused on prevention and delivering life-saving tools and health services $170 million invested since corporate initiative began nearly two decades ago 700,000 health workers trained, 15 million bed nets and 5 million treatments delivered since 2000

Network Infrastructure from Gilat will Connect the Communities of Bufundi in Rubanda and Kibuku in Ntoroko; Enhance Economic and Social Programs

Funding supports research, health services and developing the next generation of global health leaders $170 million invested in combatting malaria since 2000 650,000 health workers trained, more than 3 million rapid diagnostic kits delivered

TriLinc Global Impact Fund announced today that it has approved an additional $38.6 million in term loans and trade finance facilities to companies operating in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, bringing total financing commitments as of March 31, 2018 to $439.4 million for business expansion and socioeconomic development through its holdings in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Emerging Europe.

Funding will Support Efforts to End the Ivory Crisis and Protect Elephants Across Africa