Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Evaluation of ‘Best Corporate Citizen Sustainabi­lity Award 2017’ begins

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The Evaluation Panel of the ‘Best Corporate Citizen Sustainabi­lity Award 2017’ (BCCS Award 2017) commenced its work to select the corporate sustainabi­lity champions of the country, as accepting of applicatio­ns for the competitio­n was closed on the 4th October.

The Panel of Evaluators led by Eardley Perera, a well-known corporate sector figure and a veteran marketer will engage in the evaluation process running over a month’s period.

This year’s evaluation will primarily take into considerat­ion the sustainabl­e work carried out by local firms in line with the 17 UN Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Goals.

Evaluation will also focus on competitor­s focus on adopting best sustainabi­lity practices, across all the stakeholde­r of the company, ranging from employees, customers, community, shareholde­rs, the government and the environmen­t.

The annual event, which is conducted for the 14th consecutiv­e year has seen heavy interests from a

of local corporate firms, representi­ng diverse economic sectors of the country.

BCCS Award 2017 has lined up a galaxy of awards to recognize the best performers in corporate sustainabi­lity initiative­s in Sri Lanka, ranging from the ‘Best Corporate Citizen Sustainabi­lity Award 2017’; Top ten corporate firms; Category awards; Sector awards to the top performers of key sectors of the economy and; The Best Presented Applicatio­n.

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