New Business Rules Expanding Access to Healthcare to the World’s Poorest Countries
As the volume of political debate over foreign aid increases, a new approach to investment in the developing world by the pharmaceutical industry could offer part of the solution. It is an approach born not out of corporate philanthropy, but from an understanding of the shared value to be gained through aligning the health needs […]
Sharon D’Agostino: Looking Past the Data to See the Face of Motherhood
Often, people committed to global health are surrounded by statistics – and it can be easy for numbers to lose their meaning. Our work on maternal and child health issues has shown me staggering gaps in the quality of life for women and children around the world, but even I sometimes have trouble putting data […]
Primer: Investing in Women's and Children's Health
Download a primer report on the contribution of the private sector as a partner in the UN’s Global Strategy on Women’s and Children’s Health.
Primer: Investing in Women’s and Children’s Health
Download a primer report on the contribution of the private sector as a partner in the UN’s Global Strategy on Women’s and Children’s Health.
Business as a Partner in Overcoming Malnutrition
A Recipe for Success: how food companies can profit from consumer health
Feb 07 – This report makes recommendations as to how companies should address consumer health and obesity issues.
Business as a Partner in Strengthening Public Health Systems in Developing Countries
Sep 06 – This publication is part of a series and makes recommendations for ways that companies can get directly engaged in specific initiatives on-the-ground.
Business action to fight micronutrient deficiency
The Business of Health – The health of business
Mar 06 – The examples gathered in this publication illustrate the business case for corporate action on health.
The business of building lives: HIV/AIDS and the private sector
Businesses are hit hard by HIV/AIDS, but they are also in a unique position to help fight back. The private sector interacts with most HIV infected people in a country—directly in employment relations or more indirectly through employee families, customers, or as community members. By joining forces to fight the disease, the private sector, together […]
The Business of Building Lives – HIV/AIDS and the private sector
Businesses are hit hard by HIV/AIDS, but they are also in a unique position to help fight back. The private sector interacts with most HIV infected people in a country—directly in employment relations or more indirectly through employee families, customers, or as community members. By joining forces to fight the disease, the private sector, together […]
More Food for Thought: new risks, challenges and opportunities in the food and drink sector
Sep 05 – This report updates the 2002 analysis and summarises new risks, challenges and opportunities in the food and drink sector.
Obesity in the public eye
May 04 – This report examines global media perceptions of obesity along with its causes.
Health, eating and active lifestyles: The case for engagement by key business sectors in solutions for health and wellness
May 04 – This discussion paper is intended to identify the scope for multi-sectoral action in combating diet-related chronic diseases.
Food for Thought: Corporate Social Responsibility for Food and Beverage Manufacturers
2002 – This publication is an introduction for policy-setters and operational managers, featuring best practice from eight leading companies in the food and beverage sector.
The Business Response to HIV/AIDS: Innovation and Partnership
1997 – This report, published in conjunction with UNAIDS, and researched and written by Corporate Citizenship International, makes the business case for corporate involvement in the fight against HIV/AIDS.