NESTLE, Sowetan's nation-building partner in the Community Nutrition Awards, seeks nominations for the international Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value.
NESTLE, Sowetan's nation-building partner in the Community Nutrition Awards, seeks nominations for the international Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value.
The awards contribute to the national campaign to make food security a priority by recognising, acknowledging, rewarding and developing women-led community food gardens that help combat malnutrition .
The Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value carries a R3,6 million prize. T he competition recognises, acknowledges and rewards an individual, non-governmental organisation or business that demonstrates creativity in improving access to, and management of water to improve the lives of farmers and ruralpeople.
A winner or winners will be announced in April 2010. Nestle South Africa chairman Yves Manghardt said that for a business to be successful, it has to create value for its shareholders and for society.
"The competition points to a drive in our business globally to invest in areas where there are challenges in terms of financial investments," he said.
For more, visit http://www.nestle.com/csv for the electronic nomination or phone Theo Mxakwe at 011-889-6771. - Victor Mecoamere
Prize for nutrition activists
NESTLE, Sowetan's nation-building partner in the Community Nutrition Awards, seeks nominations for the international Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value.
NESTLE, Sowetan's nation-building partner in the Community Nutrition Awards, seeks nominations for the international Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value.
The awards contribute to the national campaign to make food security a priority by recognising, acknowledging, rewarding and developing women-led community food gardens that help combat malnutrition .
The Nestlé Prize in Creating Shared Value carries a R3,6 million prize. T he competition recognises, acknowledges and rewards an individual, non-governmental organisation or business that demonstrates creativity in improving access to, and management of water to improve the lives of farmers and ruralpeople.
A winner or winners will be announced in April 2010. Nestle South Africa chairman Yves Manghardt said that for a business to be successful, it has to create value for its shareholders and for society.
"The competition points to a drive in our business globally to invest in areas where there are challenges in terms of financial investments," he said.
For more, visit http://www.nestle.com/csv for the electronic nomination or phone Theo Mxakwe at 011-889-6771. - Victor Mecoamere
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