WPP India Foundation Recognized as the CSR World Leader 2020 at the International CSR Excellence Awards, UK


Deprecated: strlen(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in /home/medicircle/public_html/script_newsdetails.php on line 75
▴ International CSR Excellence Awards
WPP Foundation has worked towards nurturing the children they work with by upskilling them and their communities through its flagship programme, Education to Livelihood (E2L).

WPP Foundation, the CSR entity of WPP in India, has been recognised at the International CSR Excellence Awards, UK as the CSR World Leader 2020. This international accolade recognises WPP Foundation’s outstanding contribution to the Indian society in the field of education and skill development through its flagship program- Education to Livelihood (E2L) and WPP Foundation’s work with the under-served communities.

The International CSR Excellence Awards was set up 8 years ago to recognise international organisations that support their workforce and the communities they work in. They recognise that it is now more important than ever to improve the world for future generations by building a better and cohesive society. The illustrious event was held at the House of Commons in London and saw an overwhelming response from corporates from varied sectors across the globe.

Speaking on the award win, Rama Iyer, Director General, WPP Foundation, said, “This is a defining moment for us, as we are a young organization aiming to create a model for large scale impact.

We measure our success by the number of doors we open for the children we support and smiles that we put onto their faces.

We are humbled by this global win – but like we’ve always said, the real winners here are our children.”

WPP Foundation has worked towards nurturing the children they work with by upskilling them and their communities through its flagship programme, Education to Livelihood (E2L). Over the last three years, the Foundation has focused on bringing about behavioural change, improving learning outcomes and strengthening the employability of children, hence driving positive impact in society. Working with 10 schools across varied communities of urban, peri-urban and rural India, WPP Foundation has served almost 20,000 children over a period of 7 years.

Tags : #wppindia #csrworldleader #world #awards #medicircle

Related Stories

Loading Please wait...

-Advertisements-



Trending Now

The Value of Risk Communication in Public HealthOctober 08, 2026
What Makes a Reliable Health Screening Programme?October 08, 2026
How Language Access Can Improve Patient Communication in Indian HealthcareOctober 07, 2026
Why Health Literacy Matters in Preventive HealthcareOctober 07, 2026
Improving Follow-Up After Diagnostic Testing: Where Systems Commonly Break DownOctober 07, 2026
Improving Follow-Up After Diagnostic Testing: Where Systems Commonly Break DownOctober 07, 2026
How Community Health Workers Support Preventive Care DeliveryOctober 07, 2026
AI in India's Emergency Departments: Reducing Diagnostic DelaysOctober 06, 2026
AI and Patient Consent in India: Who Is Responsible?October 06, 2026
Wearable Technology in Pregnancy: Benefits and LimitsOctober 06, 2026
Remote Monitoring for High-Risk Pregnancies in IndiaOctober 06, 2026
Fortis Escorts Faridabad Launches ‘Sehat Express’ Mobile Bus for Accessible Doorstep Cancer Screening in association with Faridabad Industries Association Charitable Society and Rotary Club FaridabadOctober 05, 2026
Advanced Thrombectomy Saves 60-Year-Old Woman After Severe Heart Attack at KIMS SaveeraOctober 05, 2026
Constipation, Bloating and Long Sitting Hours: Doctors at RG Hospitals Delhi Warn Urban Professionals Not to Ignore Gut ProblemsOctober 05, 2026
Fermenta – Centre of Excellence for Food Fortification Inaugurated at NIFTEM-T, ThanjavurOctober 05, 2026
Alzheimer’s Dementia: Recognising the Signs, Diagnosing Earlier and Changing the Future of Brain HealthOctober 05, 2026
Man Matters Hairfall Case Study 2026: 7 Lakh+ Consultations Reveal How Hair Loss Changes With AgeOctober 05, 2026
Medication Reconciliation: A System-Level Step for Safer Transitions of CareOctober 05, 2026
The Role of Clinical Pharmacists in Safer Medication UseOctober 05, 2026
Nanavati Max Hospital Hosts Max Cancer Congress 2026, Bringing Together Oncology Experts to Explore the Future of Cancer Care October 01, 2026