Social Responsibility

Ecuador combines immense biological richness with socioeconomic pressures from extractive industries, agriculture, fisheries and tourism. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Ecuador has evolved from isolated philanthropy to strategic partnerships that…

El Salvador confronts an ongoing challenge: a substantial number of young people searching for stable, decent employment while the labor market increasingly requires stronger technical and digital competencies. Rates of…

Benin at a glance: agriculture, livelihoods, and pressure on soilsBenin's economy and social structure remain deeply anchored in agriculture, a sector responsible for about one-quarter of the country's GDP and…

Belgium’s dense urban landscape, its multilayered governance spanning three regions, and its influential private sector together offer a strong foundation for corporate social responsibility to drive more sustainable and inclusive…

Bosnia and Herzegovina faces persistent challenges linking young people to sustainable employment while rebuilding social cohesion after decades of political and economic transition. Youth unemployment has historically been multiple times…

The Bahamas at the crossroads of tourism and marine stewardshipThe Bahamas is a nation where its economy and identity are closely bound to its coastlines, coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass…

Barbados confronts a twofold challenge shared by many small island developing states: it must curb its reliance on imported fossil fuels while upgrading the energy performance of the buildings that…

Since 2000, the WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award has recognized individuals and organizations making a lasting difference for people and the planet. Established in Gothenburg, Sweden, this prestigious award brings…

In a time when deforestation and habitat loss threaten countless species, the World Land Trust demonstrates how focused, practical conservation can make a tangible difference. By securing critical ecosystems and…