CSR Lense focuses on engaging experts for in-depth discussion on Corporate Social Responsibility practices in Ghana. The show is hosted by Ohenewaa Brown.
Prostate Cancer and Mental Health issues have in recent years witnessed prominence in the health advocacy space in Ghana.
Tomorrow, we will be engaging two professionals who have over the years advocated on these subjects to understand what the real issues are.
Join us at 4:00pm for this informative discussion.
Way to go
Today is the 6th day in July. How is your going?
You can do your little bit even if you cannot commit fully.
Start by reducing your plastic use and separating them from other waste.
CSR Lense S2 Episode 11
Over a decade after world leaders gathered at the 1990 World Summit for Children to set ambitious
targets for improvements in child health and welfare, life for tens of millions of Africa's youngest
and most vulnerable inhabitants remains difficult, dangerous and, all too often, tragically short.
As the African Child Day was marked on June 16, it is relevant that we hold an extensive discussion
on the numerous threats faced by the African Child.
Join Ohenewaa Brown and her guests Noble Wisdom Dordoe , CEO of Give Me Hope Foundation, Cofie, Founder, Myhelp-YourHelp Foundation and Emmanuel Arthur, Child Internet Safety Campaigner at 4:00pm.
Planted seedlings will survive.
Green Ghana Day project achieved planting of 7 million seedlings.
Green Ghana Project on CSR
Did you participate in the Green Ghana Project? What questions do you have on it?. Join Ohenewaa Brown at 4:00pm on CSR Lense as she engages the Director in charge of the Secretariat.
The devastating effects of Galamsey (Illegal Mining) menace on the environment especially the destruction of large tracks of forest belt for illegal gold mining has generated various debates on how the country can restore its green environment.
On June 11, 2021, the Government led by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources rolled out the Green Ghana Project in response to the devastating effects of deforestation.
On Saturday June 12, 2021 at 4:00pm, Ohenewaa Brown will be having a discussion with Mercia Aidoo, Director Secretary for the Green Ghana Project. Mercia is also the Assistant Director at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources in Ghana in-charge of the Research and Statistics Unit
Do join us with your questions and contribution.
As a platforms that supports stakeholder efforts towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, we wish to commend the team on the project.
We support this project and encourage you all to go out in your numbers to plant a tree.
CSR Lense S2 Episode 8. Managing the impact of mining activities on the environment.
Are you ready for CSR Lense? Do you know the level of degradation our mining activities is causing? Join the discussion and let’s learn how we can play our part to restore our lands.
Mining activities and its impact on our environment is one of the major headaches we face as a country.
Sustainable development proves to be an effective solution for the environmental deterioration. In Ghana, the widespread environmental impact of mining activities brings into question the role of community leaders, corporate organisations, NGOs, others in supporting sustainability.
In this episode, we will be looking at sustainable ways to salvage the deteriorating situation.
Join Ohenewaa Brown and , Deputy National Director, A Rocha Ghana- at 4:00pm as they discuss ways to manage the current environment degradation.
We all want an Africa that has working systems but don't you agree that we have a role to play?
Good morning dear followers. From the team, we wish you all a fruitful day and week. Let the day count.
CSR Lense S2 Episode 7
The Sustainable Development Goal 5 has a target of gender equality and empowerment for all women and girls. Women and grils, everywhere, must have equal rights and opportunity, and be able to live free of violence and discrimination.
This week on CSR Lense Ohenewaa Brown will be hosting Aisha Addo, Founder of Power To Girls Foundation for a discussion on her Foundation’s role in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 5.
Do join us for an insightful discussion.
As African economies look to restart and recover from the impacts of the pandemic, it is apparent that doing business as usual is not the way to go. The private sector has a responsibility in building the Africa we want, the Africa that meets the needs of the present but doesn’t take away the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
These and many more were the conclusions of the 3rd Africa Responsible Business Forum hosted by LBS Sustainability Centre, Shared Value Africa Initiative and Riara University School of Business.
It is a beautiful brand new Monday morning and your achievements will be dependent on your thoughts.
Do have a blissful day.
Dear Cherished follower,
Due to some circumstances beyond the control of the production team, we will not be having a discussion today.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Improving Access to Essential Services for Street Children
Meet our Guest for today. Please don't forget to join in with your comments.
In the next 3 hours we will be having a discussion on Street Children.
The protection of children from all forms of violence is a fundamental right enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of Child.
The inclusion of a specific target (SDG 16.2) in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development to end all forms of violence against children gives renewed impetus towards the realization of the right of every child to live free from fear, neglect, abuse and exploitation.
As International Day for Street Children was marked on 12th April, we need to examine how the country is improving access to essential services for Street Children.
Ohenewaa Brown will be having a conversation with Street children Empowerment foundation , Paul Semeh on the role his organization is playing in this space.
Do join the conversation at 4:00pm
The protection of children from all forms of violence is a fundamental right enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of Child.
The inclusion of a specific target (SDG 16.2) in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development to end all forms of violence against children gives renewed impetus towards the realization of the right of every child to live free from fear, neglect, abuse and exploitation.
As International Day for Street Children was marked on 12th April, we need to examine how the country is improving access to essential services for Street Children.
Ohenewaa Brown will be having a conversation with Street children Empowerment foundation , Paul Semeh on the role his organization is playing in this space.
Do join the conversation at 4:00pm
Last weekend, our host Ohenewaa Brown had a fruitful conversation with Cecilia Amankwah, Country Manager, Engage Now Africa.
They discussed how the organization is supporting the country’s effort to train people with self reliant skills.
Are you getting ready for another insightful discussion this weekend? What issues would you like us to touch on?
Cecelia Amankwah, Country Director for Engage Now Africa, has stressed the need for stakeholder partnership to ensure an end to modern day slavery practices in Ghana.
She said although her organisation is doing their best to clamp down on these illegal activities, the country will achieve more if stakeholders join forces and collectively put their shoulders to the wheel.
Speaking to Ohenewaa Brown on CSR Lense on Saturday, 10th April, Mrs. Amankwah noted that in their engagement with community leaders in the various communities that are faced with modern day slavery, they identified poverty, ignorance and cultural orientation as the root cause of these illegal activities in Ghana.
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We are working to end modern day slavery- Engage Now Africa Cecelia Amankwah, Country Director for Engage Now Africa, has stressed the need for stakeholder partnership to ensure an end to modern da…
Country Director for Engage Now Africa, Cecelia Amankwah, has stressed the need for stakeholder partnership to ensure an end to modern-day slavery practices in Ghana.
Streetism should be of concern to us all. May we all be reminded of the role we have to play.
Nii Amasa Street
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Impacting Communities Through Volunteerism
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Community Needs Vs CSR Initiatives: What are we not getting Right?
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