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Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry honoured 39 companies for their corporate social responsibility and sustainability efforts during a recognition ceremony held at its premises on Tuesday.
The Dubai Chamber CSR Label was presented to Intercoil International Co. LLC, Mashreq, Qurum Business Group, and Standard Chartered Bank for the sixth time, while Ducab, Emirates Transport, Emrill Services, Majid Al Futtaim Properties, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, Summertown Interiors, and UAE Exchange earned the label for the fifth time.
Al Rostamani Pegel LLC, Chalhoub Group, InfoFort, Kimoha Entrepreneurs Ltd., MAB Facilities Management LLC, Paramount Computer Systems, Veolia, and Zulekha Hospitals received the label for the fourth time, and third-time winners were Al Futtaim Carillion, Beta Information Technology Co., Bond Interiors, CHEP Middle East, CHICAGO Maintenance & Construction, Empower, Etechan International, Quick Registration, and SamTech Middle East.
Amlak Finance, Corporate Business Services, International Modern Hospital, Mirak Group, Abela & Co L.L.C, NMC Trading LLC, and Union National Bank were presented with the CSR label for the second time. BLUE, Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), School Transport Services LLC, and TECOM Group were honoured as first-time winners.
Congratulating the honourees for their achievements, H.E. Majid Saif Al Ghurair, Chairman, Dubai Chamber, explained the importance of the CSR Label as a symbol of recognition and inspiration, in addition to an effective development tool that has enabled so many companies to improve their CSR and sustainability strategies.
H.E. Al Ghurair said: “We are very encouraged by the growing number of honourees that we meet each time we host this ceremony, as it demonstrates the label’s ability to encourage other businesses to adopt more responsible practices.”
He urged them to continue the hard work and set new targets that will take their CSR and sustainability efforts to the next level.
On their part, the honourees lauded the role of Dubai Chamber in providing them with a framework to benchmark and enhance their CSR performance, as well as the opportunity to promote their activities, and to enhance their reputation as leaders in achieving sustainability.
Since its launch, the Dubai Chamber CSR Label has served as a diagnostic framework and a CSR and sustainability management tool for the participating companies to gauge their approach to CSR best practices, and asses their organisations’ impact on the environment and the local community.
The CSR Label is open to all organisations, private or public, regardless of their size, sector, or operations, and can make a major difference to a company’s reputation, efficiency and productivity. The success of participating companies depends on how CSR objectives are set and communicated to all of their stakeholders.
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