Social Responsibility

August 4, 2026

The role of CSR in improving water infrastructure and governance in Peru’s Andean communities

Ava Martinez

Peru: CSR Strengthening Community Dialogue and Water Projects in Andean TerritoriesPeru’s Andean highlands present a paradox: rich ecosystems and cultural heritage, yet widespread vulnerability in water access and governance. Rapid…

Social Responsibility

August 2, 2026

Key industrial disasters that led to stricter environmental oversight and reforms

Connor Hughes

Industrial disasters have repeatedly exposed the hidden costs of rapid economic growth and technological expansion. When regulatory systems lag behind industrial innovation, catastrophic accidents often become the turning points that…

Social Responsibility

July 27, 2026

Uruguay’s renewable energy policies promoting workforce training and inclusive quality jobs

Sophie Caldwell

Uruguay is widely cited as a model for rapid decarbonization of power supply: driven by a mix of hydropower, wind, biomass and solar, the country moved from a historically fossil-dependent…

Social Responsibility

July 27, 2026

The effect of public and regulatory pressure on Swiss corporate transparency

Sophie Caldwell

Switzerland’s global financial and commodity centers have long been engines of wealth management, banking, insurance and trading. Over the past two decades, public pressure, regulatory shifts and high-profile crises have…

Social Responsibility

July 13, 2026

Corporate social responsibility boosting child nutrition and early education in Guatemala

Sophie Caldwell

Guatemala confronts one of Latin America’s most severe rates of chronic childhood malnutrition, with stunting affecting nearly half of all children under five in many rural and indigenous areas. Ongoing…

Social Responsibility

July 13, 2026

Guatemala’s corporate social responsibility efforts improving nutrition and schooling

Connor Hughes

Guatemala confronts one of Latin America’s most severe rates of chronic childhood malnutrition, with stunting affecting nearly half of all children under five in many rural and indigenous areas. Ongoing…

Social Responsibility

July 6, 2026

Tourism CSR in Grenada: preserving natural attractions and empowering communities

Connor Hughes

Grenada, the "Spice Isle" in the southeastern Caribbean with roughly 112,000 residents, depends heavily on coastal resources for economic wellbeing and community livelihoods. Tourism is a prime foreign-exchange earner and…

Social Responsibility

June 7, 2026

Bolivia: CSR for sustainable water access in indigenous communities

Ava Martinez

Bolivia is a nation where plentiful natural assets—such as minerals, lithium-rich brines, hydrocarbons, forests, and extensive freshwater networks—exist alongside rural and indigenous populations who depend on these ecosystems for their…

Social Responsibility

June 1, 2026

Burundi: food-sector CSR cases improving nutrition and climate resilience

Connor Hughes

Burundi’s food sector: context for CSR action on nutrition and climate resilienceSocioeconomic and nutritional landscape — Burundi is among the world’s poorest countries. Most households depend on smallholder farming for…

Social Responsibility