10 U.S. cents a sachet—provided a margin of about 50%‚ on par with that of the company’s products worldwide‚ P&G gave up on Pur as a business in 2005 and announced PHOTOGRAPHY: COURTESY OF MIGHTYLIGHT Reality Check at the Bottom of the Pyramid hbr.org that the sachets would be sold only to humanitarian organizations at cost. DuPont ran into similar problems with a venture piloted from 2006 to 2008 in Andhra Pradesh‚ India‚ by its
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While reading through this selection the iconic Lewis Carroll quote “we’re all mad here” from Alice in Wonderland was repeating in my thought process. I can think of no better way to begin this exploratory course. The reading itself was a series of brilliant philosophical musings on the nature of madness along with how we perceive it to exist. In the present moment‚ I am unable to say if I agree or disagree with Foucault as he articulates himself well. A repeating theme in this selection begs the
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Good nutrition maintains health and body functioning and increases the ability to fight infections. Poor nutrition causes health problems and sometimes relates to behavioral changes. 2) The purpose of the food pyramid is to be a general guideline to people to maintain a healthy diet. The pyramid is personalized‚ focusing on a balance between how much a person eats and how many calories a person burns. Emphasis is on healthy choices‚ and calorie levels are based on age‚ gender‚ and physical activity
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The two pieces under comparison are Stonehenge and Step Pyramid‚ both of which are megalithic‚ meaning large stone architecture. To illustrate the two ancient monuments one must compare their similarities while keeping in mind to contrast the differences. The main difference is that Stonehenge is from England‚ coming from the time of prehistory‚ whereas the Step Pyramid comes from Egypt‚ during the ancient Egyptian art period. There are many similarities in materials used‚ composition and the purpose
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tried‚ low fat‚ low cal‚ counting macros and everything. I always still would gain! I would eat veggies and lean meat keeping under 1200 calories sometimes 800 when frustrated‚ I’d still wake up weighing more. Well to be honest‚ I believe the food pyramid is very‚ very inaccurate. I sometimes watch shows like my 600 lb life‚ for motivation for myself‚ because I need it still! I was to a point in my life I couldn’t walk or stand more than 5 minutes! I’d have to sit on a chair to do dishes‚ I felt useless
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Corporate Social Responsibility Sustainability Report – InterfaceFLOR A CSR Analysis & Report By (Group 6): Kunal Matta | F032 Gaurav Tolani | F057 Prashant Singh | F054 Ankit Mundhra | F035 Anusha Venkat | F058 Akanksha Singh| F052 “We enjoy the process far more than the proceeds” - Warren Buffet Corporate Social Responsibility -Sustainability Report Page 1 CONTENTS 1) INTRODUCTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 03 2) TRIPLE BOTTOM
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Abstract 1. Introduction 6 2. CSR practices in banking sector 6 3. CSR practices in Indian Banking sector 7 4.1 RBI guidelines on CSR 8 4.2 Initiatives by Indian Banks towards CSR 9 4.3 CSR Reporting Practices 10 4. CSR constraints 11 5. Recommendations 11 6. Conclusion 12 References 13 Abstract In recent years Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has witnessed a tremendous increase in awareness
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yogurt in the domestic sector‚ Dannon’ senior director of public relations‚ Michael Neuwirth‚ wondered if the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) might have a role in this venture. To study the perspectives of the company’s stakeholders regarding the idea‚
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References: Dr. GALLIARA A .MEENA (2010). Study Material in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). GautamRicha‚ Singh Anju (2010) Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in India: A Study of Top 500 Companies‚ Global Business and Management B Arora‚ R Puranik (2004) A review of corporate social responsibility in India Bajpai‚ G.N. (2001)‚ “Corporate
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CSR Activities of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. To achieve long-term sustainability and prosperity the company has nurtured a socially responsible behaviour towards its various stakeholders. It has proactively taken care of the needs and sustainable growth of its stakeholders and they in turn‚ have supported the company in achieving its vision and business results‚ year after year. As a result‚ sustainability has become an integral part of the company’s approach to business and decision making
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