Guatemala

A step towards the constitution of the rights of Mother Earth

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A step towards the constitution of the rights of Mother Earth

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Gustavo Yepes - Winner of the RECLA 2013 Award, invited international lecturer at prestigious universities (Harvard, Columbia, Salem and Emerson - USA, among others)

Alejandro Ruiz Hernández Business Administrator and Organizational Psychologist

CSR and sustainable business models: a step towards the constitution of the rights of Mother Earth

Social responsibility encompasses a concept of being congruent with the way in which you are generating those resources in a sustainable manner

María Silvia Pineda Molina, Director of Social Responsibility of ASAZGUA and Executive Director of FUNDAZÚCAR (Guatemala)

Let's worry, today we have problems as important as peace, such as the environment; What are we really doing for our Mother Earth?

Patricia León - Environmental and Health Engineer of the Lund University of Sweden. Vice President of Biolodos S.A. E.S.

Greco García - Marketing Director of the Fundación Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla BUAP

We look for how the academy in its internal processes and in its formation, can prepare the new leaders that this new century needs

Sustainable business models were presented at the CSR Session for Sustainable Development of the CUMIPAZ 2018

Proposal of actions to stop the causes of climate change

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Proposal of actions to stop the causes of climate change

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"Keynote address 2018: the reality of climate change and what we as citizens can do to curb and mitigate its effects"

Dr. Rajendra Pachauri is also President of the Global Sustainable Development Forum (WSDF)

Pachauri: CUMIPAZ is a very remarkable initiative; The world needs many initiatives like these, because we must change the mentality of society.

Representation from different countries of the world like Peru, Dominican Republic, el Salvador, United States, Russia was in attendace at the Conferece.

In his conference, Nobel Peace Prize 2007 Dr.Rajendra Pachauri, mentioned his vision of climate change as a huge threat to peace.

The effects of climate change was the central theme of Nobel Pachauri, conference at the Science Session of CUMIPAZ 2018.

Recognition of Entrepreneurs in CSR Session, CUMIPAZ 2018

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Recognition of Entrepreneurs in CSR Session, CUMIPAZ 2018

CSR: Productivity of companies with positive environmental impact

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CSR: Productivity of companies with positive environmental impact

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Edna Rodríguez -Master in CSR, Accounting and Auditing

José Gómez: responsibility has to do with the way in which people or companies assume the impacts that their decisions and actions are causing

We are committed to being able to ensure the welfare of all our stakeholders, collaborators, customers, suppliers, communities and societies

Companies that change the world, CSR: Differentiates the brand and generates happiness

Cristina Bonillo Olivares - Director of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, UNILEVER - Middle Americas. (Colombia)

José Carlos Gómez Chief of Sustainability of Banco BAC - Credomatic

Bonillo: To the extent that one is transparent, he recognizes what he has done; what he has not done, what he has been wrong about; it seems to me that society recognizes you

CUMIPAZ 2018 presented two cases of successful corporate productivity with corporate social responsibility.

Corporate Social Responsibility is introduced in the legal framework

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Corporate Social Responsibility is introduced in the legal framework

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Eli Bukszpan, professor at the Ratzinger Law School of the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya

It focuses its research and teaching on contract and corporate law as well as on corporate social responsibility and business ethics.

Bukszpan: CUMIPAZ specifically defines social responsibility which will play many important roles in human harmony around the world

Eli Bukspan, member of the public committee that oversees the RSE index on the Tel Aviv stock exchange, gave a presentation on the legal framework within Corporate Social Responsibility, at CUMIPAZ 2018

Circular economy: Reduction of consumption for sustainable development

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Circular economy: Reduction of consumption for sustainable development

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We could use everythings that is thrown away in a circular way, let us work together so that these materials are beneficial and sustainable.

Ken Alston, senior advisor in the Circular Economy Platform of the Americas and the ASDF.

Former Global Director of Innovation for Sustainable Products of SC Jhonson and former CEO of MBDC

The Book, Our common future, says that today development must meet the needs of people and at the same time provide for the needs of the people in the future.

In CUMIPAZ 2018, Kenneth Alston, talks about circular economy for the benefit of sustainable companies and ecosystems.

Eli Bukspan | CSR - Company: Human rights and peace

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Nestlé exposes the shared value in CUMIPAZ 2018

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Nestlé exposes the shared value in CUMIPAZ 2018

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Nestlé is committed to leaving the smallest possible footprint, in the sense of the environment, but to leave the biggest mark in the communities where we have an impact.

The old Nestlé factory in Guatemala uses 100% energy from renewable resources

Sarti: We have to make a thoroughly tremendous effort to achieve convergence, and that our interests and the interests of the community flows the same way.

Raul Sarti Maldonado, Corporate Public Affairs and PR and Nestle Regional Relations Labor & Social Compliance

Nestlé's commitment, to bring products that feed, but educate the population of their intake, a balanced intake

Nestlé participa en el segundo día de la CUMIPAZ Guatemala 2018, con una ponencia sobre los aportes hechos para el bienestar, superación, felicidad y paz de Guatemala

CSR Session is focused on respect for human dignity

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CSR Session is focused on respect for human dignity

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Personalities from the economic and social field, business managers, CSR experts and environmentalists participate in the second day of the 2018 CUMIPAZ sessions.

CUMIPAZ emphasizes on business ethics and in integral leadership to ensure sustainable management in economic and social businesses areas.

The Registration of the RSE session takes place early in the morning at the Westin Hotel

We all have the ability to be a positive transformational integral leader, which contributes in making people around us much happier.

The Vice Minister of the Microenterprise PIME Development Gloria Esperanza del Carmen Zarazúa, from the Economy Ministry of Guatemala.

Dr. William Soto, Executive President of GEAP, at the opening act of the CSR session

Gabriela Lara, General Director of the GEAP at the opening act of the the CSR session

"Corporate social responsibility based on principles and values as a mechanism to address all social problems and sustainability of Mother Earth "

Ministry of Economy and Government of Guatemala strengthens the public policy that supports and promotes the development of the Mipyme

"Dr. William Soto: the foundation of happiness is in serving others.

From Left to Right Delegate Minister Gloria Esperanza del Carmen Zarazúa, Gabriela Lara

The CSR session, as a space of awareness, aimed at companies so that they will be agents of contribution to the welfare and improvement of all human beings.

"Business sector has the ability to change the world" said Dr. Soto

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"Business sector has the ability to change the world" said Dr. Soto

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Words of Doctor William Soto on the Corporate Social Responsability session and business responsibility for sustainable development

It is urgent and nessessary that the economic sector can rethink the economy, the relationship of companies with our Mother Earth

Corporate social responsibility must be a real commitment and a tool to do business with ethical and transparent principles.

William Soto, director of CUMIPAZ, presented the work vision of the Corporate Social Responsibility Session for Sustainable Development

Zarazua: “Social responsibility is everyone’s task”

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Zarazua: “Social responsibility is everyone’s task”

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Gloria del Carmen Zarazúa

the Ministry of Economy support Sustainable Development as an important pillar for today businesses.

"The Mipyme sector generates around 80% of employment in Guatemala and contributes 35% to the gross domestic product.

Zarazúa: Women are the "leading role" of development for family sustainability; in many cases they are the only source of income and head of the family

sustainable development is one of the five priorities of the general policy of the Government of the President of Guatemala, Jimmy Morales.

Day 2: Spaces for a sustainable future within a corporate vision

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Day 2: Spaces for a sustainable future within a corporate vision

The CUMIPAZ 2018 presents the Session of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for Sustainable Development.