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In Latin America, Companies Are Becoming More Interested in Social Corporate Responsibility

18th April 2008 by razchaudary

The main CSR drivers in Latin America are:

  • Education,
  • Social Action & Poverty Programs
  • Ethical Labour
  • Healthcare
  • Childhood Development

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