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How can the commitment of Madagascar’s organizations to responsible and sustainable initiatives be accelerated? This is the theme chosen for the ninth edition of the CSR Methodology and its Tools. The reality is that CSR initiatives are very encouraging but still difficult to integrate into good business practices and national policies.
Corporate Social Responsibility Exhibition from July 11th to 12th.
“From awareness to action”
The ninth edition of the Green and Sustainable Initiative in 2024 (at the Novotel Alarobia) will focus on sharing good practices and CSR tools for the benefit of the private sector, businesses, start-ups and large groups.
Important companies and major groups such as RIO TINTO, AMBATOVY, Sipromad Group, Viseo Group, Axian Group, STAR Company, Imperial Brands Madagascar, TotalEnergies, VIVO Energy, Orange Madagascar, Inviso Group must adapt to new social challenges and circumstances. This voluntary CSR approach ensures the sustainability and sustainability of Madagascar’s activities to implement the SDGs:
Sustainable Development Goal 8, sustained, shared and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all;
SDG9, Resilient and sustainable development of infrastructure, industrialization and innovation;
SDG10, Reduced inequality (especially wages);
SDG12, Sustainable production and consumption patterns (governments, organizations, consumers and communities);
SDG17, partnership among all stakeholders to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
Innoveo (formerly Ur-CSR) is the organizer of the annual IDD Expo, a CSR event that reaffirms the commitment of organizations to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Today, these big names invest heavily in CSR initiatives and make them known through their foundations.
In the microcosm of the private sector, action is critical and CSR strategies are a powerful lever to achieve these goals.
The GEM platform (Groupement du Patronat de Madagascar) and the SIM (Syndicat des Industries de Madagascar) are key drivers of public-private dialogue. Their role is essential to foster a transparent business environment and good collaboration between the government and the private sector. This means harmoniously integrating business perspectives and needs into public policies.
Madagascar’s National Social Responsibility Policy
The new RSE – IDD exhibition is co-organized by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, the Ministry of Fisheries and Blue Economy and the Ministry of Industrialization and Trade of Madagascar.
Even if the state is not the specific creator of wealth, it must distribute wealth well and not impose itself as a plunderer of private wealth. What efforts have the state made in its CSR policy?
In 2022, the country announced the start of implementation of the National CSR Vision 2030 policy, which includes a national CSR strategy and a reference guide for monitoring the approach.
Remember that Ur-CSR and the global organization United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have published guidelines for good CSR practices and recognized tools (chaired by Hery Rajaonarimampianina).
How can we explain the deterioration of the country’s political and economic situation? Lack of respect for the rule of law, opacity of the ruling sphere and the interests of certain actors and their huge investments, as well as unregulated environmental and social impacts, offer some answers.
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