News

  1. Going charity

    3 November 2011

    Chelsea Football Club has become the first English club to add a charity logo onto their Champions League kit.

    *Read the full story

  2. EM balls for Thailand

    3 November 2011

    Thousands of volunteers gathered on Nov 3 in a bid to make 100,000 EM (Effective Microorganisms) mudballs to help detoxify flood waters.

    *Read the full story

  3. Dinner event to save marine lives

    3 November 2011

    Pure Blue Foundation is kicking off another event to preserve the precious marine environment.

    *Read the full story

  4. Corporates lend a helping hand

    25 October 2011

    Throughout the past two weeks, our hearts have gone out to the thousands of flood victims in several provinces, including Bangkok now. As the number of victims and the economic damage continue to rise, private companies are joining hands in lending as much help as they can, with cash and non-cash assistance, as well as strategies to help Thailand cope with future disasters.

    *Read the full story

  5. Coca-Cola mobilises support for Thailand

    25 October 2011

    The Coca-Cola system in Thailand promises Bt30 million grant for “Reunite to Relieve and Rebuild Thailand” programme which is designed to help affected people in the short and long term.

    *Read the full story

  6. Children discuss role in preventing disasters

    22 October 2011

    Over 50 children from 13 countries of the Asia-Pacific met recently at the United Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok to celebrate the International Day for Disaster Reduction and discuss how they can play a more active role in preventing disasters.

    *Read the full story

  7. Toyota turns 50, focus on CSR

    22 October 2011

    Toyota Motor Thailand is marking its 50th anniversary with the success of its CSR activities.

    *Read the full story

  8. THAI a greener airline

    22 October 2011

    Aviation companies are generally condemned for their fuel consumption and carbon emissions. But now, airlines are trying to become better corporate citizens.

    *Read the full story

  9. Engineering giant offers products that cost and also emissions

    22 October 2011

    In 2010, customers of engineering giant Siemens around the globe saved 270 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emission by using its green products.

    *Read the full story

  10. Air France and Airbus undertake green commercial flight

    22 October 2011

    Air France and Airbus have completed the world’s greenest commercial flight by combining the latest fuel and air traffic management technologies. The flight from Toulouse-Blagnac to Paris-Orly using an Airbus A321 has been able to demonstrate the cutting in half of CO2 emitted compared to a regular flight.

    *Read the full story

  11. PTT's aids for flood victims

    22 October 2011

    PTT Group has unveiled assistance plans which include 11 projects to be launched after the water subsides.

    *Read the full story

  12. CPF helps give work skills to blind kids

    17 October 2011

    Being blind does not mean that people lack the ability to support themselves financially. That is the understanding of Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) and the Rural Lives Development Foundation, and the basis for a project under which blind people are being trained to raise laying hens.

    *Read the full story

  13. Proof that buses can use ethanol

    12 October 2011

    A project that set out to demonstrate the feasibility of using ethanol as a fuel to replace diesel in buses has been declared a success.

    *Read the full story

  14. Private firms pitch in to assist flood victims

    12 October 2011

    Companies are going all out to help flood victims with both financial and non-financial assistance. PTT, which has extended cash and non-cash assistance worth Bt60 million, yesterday opened six relief centres in Ayutthaya, Angthong, Saraburi, Nakhon Sawan and Phitsanulok.

    *Read the full story

  15. Sansiri teams up with Unicef for Thai kids

    12 October 2011

    Property firm Sansiri is intensifying its focus on children's education, health and sport in its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities, following a successful campaign last year to promote iodine consumption among children. “We are interested in focusing on children because they are the future of the country,” Sansiri’s president Srettha Thavisin said.

    *Read the full story

Latest news

  1. THAI reforestation

    Another campaign launched to ease the flood impact is from Thai Airways International.

  2. Nobel laureate makes case for social business

    Unemployment is a global problem as it concerns millions of people. But Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus believes social business can help address the problem, even if a social enterprise can hire just five workers.

  3. Camps aim to educate youth on saving natural resources

    If natural resources are to be conserved, keeping the youth educated is necessary.

Subscribe Newsletters

Subscribe Newsletters Success!