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“Corporate social responsibility covers almost any
activity of a business. There is a good chance you may be doing
something already. Every business has an impact on society through what
it produces, how it employs and develops its people, and how it relates
to its environment and community at large. Companies that have the
support and respect of their stakeholders are more likely to work
better and be sustainable in the long run.
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As a national CSR society, the Singapore Compact aims to encourage and
help companies to enhance their CSR programmes. We have received strong
support from over 100 members at the onset and successfully implemented
CSR workshops and training courses among other programmes, working
closely with several partners.
The CSR process is a journey. This website offers some
basic background, practical strategy and tools as a start, being part
of our information and advisory services. Through the ongoing research,
seminars and training programmes; survey and award ahead, we hope to
bring the CSR process to a higher level.
I would like to invite you to join us as member and
co-partner, to continue to journey with us. We look forward to your
active participation in bringing the initiative forward, and that more
like-minded stakeholders will show their support for the CSR movement
by joining the Singapore Compact.”
Claire Chiang
President of Singapore Compact
31 October 2007
Inaugural
CSR Recognition Award
4 October 2007
Give
Back to Society -And Reap Good Returns
29 August 2007
SMEs
Say Corporate Social Responsibility Boosts Their Bottomline
24 August 2007
Go for
Best-Sourcing
21 April 2007
Firms
back Corporate Social Responsiblity
02 November 2006
More
Companies Targeted to Take Up CSR
30 August 2006
CSR
Initiatives as Part of Business Strategy
15 July 2006
Tie-ups
let Firms Do Good Work
14 July 2006
More
Firms Donating to Charity
October 2005
Championing
for Corporate Social Responsibility
17 September 2005
10 Singapore Firms Join UN Network
03 August 2005
Integrating Social Values and Business Decisions
CSR is an Essential Part of Corporate Governance
22 July 2005
Singapore Compact: Transparency & Integrity as
Fundamentals of CSR
26 May 2005
Corporate Charity in Question
The State of Giving
02 March 2005
Singapore Compact: Concern Over Recent Corporate
Scandals
18 February 2005
A Company Policy To Do Good
27 January 2005
Firm
Embrace CSR
22 January 2005
Corporate Responsibility Body Takes Off Next Week
10 Decemberc 2004
New Society to Champion CSR
23 November 2004
Tripartite
Push for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
05 November 2004
Preaching the Social Message
04 June 2004
Companies Urge to Play a Much Bigger Social Role
Business Should Look Beyond Just Making Profits
26 May 2004
Press
Release - National Tripartite Initiative (NTI) on CSR
13/14 July 2006
Inaugural Corporate
Social Responsibility & National Volunteerism & Philanthropy
Conference 2006
Remarks by Ms
Claire Chiang, President, Singapore Compact
Remarks by
RADM (Ret) Kwek Siew Jin, Chairman, National Volunteer &
Philanthropy Centre
Keynote Address by
Guest-of-Honour, Mdm Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, Minister of State for Community
Development, Youth & Sports
Keynote Closing
Remarks by Lady Judy Moody-Stuart
20 October 2005
UNAS-Singapore Compact 60th UN Anniversary Dinner
Remarks by Ms Claire Chiang,President, Singapore
Compact
16 September 2005
Official Launch of the United Nations Global
Compact Singapore Network
Opening Remarks by Ms Claire Chiang, President,
Singapore
Compact
Special
Remarks by Mr Andrew Toh, Assistant Secretary-General, United Nations
Keynote
Address by the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Lim Swee Say, Minister in Prime
Minister's Office & 2nd Minister for National Development
26 January 2005
Official Launch of the "Singapore Compact for CSR"
- National Society
Opening Remarks by Ms Claire Chiang Executive
Director, Banyan Tree Gallery (S) Pte Ltd & President, Singapore
Compact
Remarks by Mr. Alex Chan, Vice President, Singapore
National Employers Federation
Remarks by Mdm Halimah Yacob, Assistant
Secretary-General, National Trades Union Congress
Keynote Address by the guest-of-honour Mr Heng Chee
How, Minister of state for Trade & Industry
26 May 2004
Launching Seminar of the "National Tripartite
Initiative (NTI) on CSR" - National Steering Committee
Opening Remarks by Ms Claire Chiang Executive
Director, Banyan Tree Gallery (S) Pte Ltd & Co-chairperson of the
Steering Committee of the National Tripartite Initiative on CSR
Remarks
by Mr. Bob Tan, Vice President, Singapore National Employers Federation
Remarks by Mdm Halimah Yacob, Assistant
Secretary-General, National Trades Union Congress
Keynote Address by the guest-of-honour Mr Cedric Foo,
Minister of state for Defence & Chairman, SPRING Singapore
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