The Dynamic Gill Bates Of CAFSA – Compassion, Respect, Flexibility And Collaboration
With her experience of working as a clinical social worker and a master’s degree in Public and Development Management, Gill...
Dawn Green
Dawn Green is editor for Innovation & Technology here at Corporate Social Responsibility News South Africa. She has twenty years of editing and writing experience in academic and corporate sectors and is fully invested in social development and decolonised practice. She is committed to the use of plain and sensitive English language and recognizes the multiple and changing identities that people claim. She loves research and exploring the many ways we can improve our practice to improve the lives of others.
CSI Reporting – Are The Reports A Marketing Tool For Your Company Or Icing On A Not-So-Delicious Cake?
Corporate social investment (CSI) reporting is an essential element in developing social capital because the reports tell us about what...
The Heart Of Sustainability In Local Communities Lies In Community Buy-In – Samson Nkosi Of Tshwane University Of Technology
When we think about organisations that are involved in development, the Tshwane University of Technology may not spring to mind....
Evidence And Validation Will Lead The Way Post Covid-19
One does not have to be Warren Buffett to be a philanthropist; the efficient distribution of even R100 can make...
Developing CSI Synergies
Corporate Social Investment (CSI) practitioners, non-government organisations (NGOs) and non-profit organisations (NPOs) are self-reliant. Together they make a difference, but...
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