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Business Responds to Victims of Hurricane Katrina
The trail of destruction left by Hurricane Katrina is savage and horrifying. Hundreds of lives were claimed and over 1 million people in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama were left homeless this week as Katrina plowed through those states leaving massive flooding and billions of dollars of structural damage in her wake. The Center for BAWB would like to highlight the many businesses which are working as agents of benefit in this crisis by creating vital solutions to help hurricane victims begin to repair their economic and personal lives.
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Business as an Agent of World Benefit for the Indian Ocean
As the grief and sorrow of the victims of the Indian Ocean Tsunamis echo in all corners, our hearts and minds go out to the thousands of people touched by this devastating disaster. We believe that business is most capable of having real impact, in both the near and long terms. The Center here offers a few resources aimed at assisting businesses to effectively and constructively respond.
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 | Business as an Agent of World Benefit: The Business Case
The growing number of studies suggests that the call for business to act as an agent of world benefit is not only a moral path, but an economic necessity. The Center for BAWB is offering a collection of resources reflecting the business case for Corporate Responsibility and Sustainable Enterprise. |
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Business as an Agent of World Benefit in the Emergent Economies
Emergent and developing economies offer particular challenges for all those interested in advancing business and its environment through the means and tools of the Corporate Social Responsibility. The Center for BAWB is offering a collection of resources on this subject and is seeking to expand our learning from those who are currently working to bring SR to the developing world.
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