Taiwan Excellence launches the global digital social responsibility (CSR) project “Sharing is Caring”. This project is based on the belief that a handful of people have the power to create change for individuals, communities and societies in a way. better If pushing this power to increase, it can be multiplied. Changing the world for a better place, Taiwan Excellence aims to make this project a world-class project. to gather the power of ideas expertise and technology of the whole world together
Taiwan Excellence offers a platform to people working for society. On behalf of individuals, institutions, organizations, and non-profit organizations (NGOs), they present the concepts and issues they need. take corrective action social issues and environmental protection through the “Sharing is Caring” project by inviting Thai people to present ideas and good ways to change the community. and their country in terms of society and the environment to be better
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg echoes concerns about climate change. Entering society as a child through essay writing competitions in local newspapers has made many people The world is aware of the problem of climate change, and Chen Shu-Chu is another example from Taitung City, Taiwan, using the proceeds from the sale of vegetables to help build schools and libraries for public welfare. to her community The philosophy that the two people have in common is Giving the best to change the community and the world. To make it more livable, Taiwan Excellence believes that there are people who care about society like them in every corner of the world.
The “Sharing is Caring” program is supported by 29 Taiwan Excellence branded organizations. Participating businesses include several well-known listed companies in Taiwan. Both medium and small with expertise in fields such as medicine, intelligent machines. metallurgy, transportation, information and communication technology as well as sports equipment and household equipment These leading companies have joined the “Sharing is Caring” program, demonstrating that companies in Taiwan are aware of the importance of society, the environment and good governance.
All projects submitted for participation in the program will be considered for eligibility by a panel of experts. and has expertise in social welfare with the selection criteria that the plan must have an impact towards society and the environment that is sustainable for the public and is a feasible plan. in the actual operation The operating budget is allocated rationally. The work plan has to bring innovation to benefit. and can apply products and innovations that have received the Taiwan Excellence logo.
Board of Trustees No more than 12 projects will be selected for the first round of submissions and will allow people around the world to vote on their favorite works via the website at the same time. Winner of up to 3 programs, each winner will receive a program award of $10,000. The Committee will then allocate $150,000 of funds for the implementation of the programme, by selecting and Assign appropriate third-party operators. Be the operator according to the plans of the 3 winning plans for the next project “Sharing is Caring”
Taiwan Excellence provides this large amount of prize money and funding. to support the power of dreams of social innovators Changemakers from around the world To have motivation to create project ideas #SharingIsCaring to happen to make our world a better place Those who are interested can apply to join the project. Plan ideas can be submitted in English from September 1st to October 31st, 2021. For more details on the application process, conditions, criteria and selection process, visit share-care.taiwanexcellence.org
Taiwan Excellence has a long history of helping the community. to world-class assistance through social responsibility projects and continues to seek social activities that are in line with Always running a business
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