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CORPORATE
SOCIALRESPONSIBILITY
BY:KUNWAR ADITYA
RITU RAJ
SHREYA CHAKRABORTY
AP - VII
BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION
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INTRODUCTION} Founded in 1994 by Bill Gates and Melinda
Gates in Seattle, Washington
} Largest transparently operated privatefoundation in the world
} Focus on Education, Healthcare and ending
poverty
} Method: through donations & grants
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SOME STATISTICS} Number of employees: approximately 858
} Asset trust endowment: $33 billion
} Total grant commitments since inception: $22.93billion
} Total 2009 grant payments: $3.0 billion
} Donations from the foundation each year is atleast over US$1.5 billion, as at least 5% of the assetsof the foundation is donated
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PROJECTS
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ACTIVITIES
}Global Development Program
}Global Health Program
} United States Program
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GLOBALDEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTPROGRAM
}Mission: Increase opportunities for peoplein developing countries to overcomehunger and poverty.
} Programs:
} Agricultural development
} Financial services for the poor
} Global special initiatives
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Agricultural development
} Rice Research
} Investment: $19.9 million to the InternationalRice Research Institute
} Intended to support the increasing demand
the world has placed on rice
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Agricultural development
} Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa(AGRA)
} Partnered with the Rockefeller Foundation
} Initial investment: $100 million
} Mission: To enhance agricultural scienceand small-farm productivity in Africa
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Financial services for the poor
} Financial Access Initiative
} Investment: $5 million
} Mission: To do field research and answerimportant questions about
}micro finance
} financial access
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Financial services for the poor
} Grameen Foundation
} Investment: $1.5 million
} Mission:
} To make more microloans
} To help five million additional families
} To free 50% of families from poverty within fiveyears.
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Financial services for the poor
} Pro Mujer
} Pro Mujer is:
} a leading microfinance network in LatinAmerica
} a pioneer at combining financial services with
healthcare for the poorest womenentrepreneurs
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Financial services for the poor
} Pro Mujer
} Investment: $3.1 million
} Mission: To research new opportunities forserving the very poorest segment of theLatin American microfinance market
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Global Special Initiatives
} Mission: Response to catastrophes andlearning
} Areas of interest:
} Libraries
} Water, hygiene & sanitation
} Urban poverty} Emergency response
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Global Special Initiatives
} Indian Ocean Earthquake(2004)
} Donation: US$3 million
} Amount given to charities like:
} CARE international
} International Rescue Committee
} Mercy Corps} Save the Children
} World Vision
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Global Special Initiatives
} Kashmir Earthquake (2005)
} Donation: US$500,000
} Donations made to aid the victims of theearthquake.
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:Global Special Initiatives
} Water, Hygiene and Sanitation
} Investment: US$1.2 million
} Mission: To find new, sustainable ways to makewater, sanitation and hygiene services saferand more affordable
} Investment done to: International Bank forReconstruction and Development
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Global HealthProgram
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Global Health Program
} Mission:
} To focus on the health problems that havea major impact in developing countries butget too little attention and funding
} To invest in research and development of
new interventions, such as vaccines, drugs,and diagnostics
} Investment: approx. US$800 million every year
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Global Health Program} Some Projects:
} The Global Alliance for Vaccines and
Immunization} Children's Vaccine Program
} University of Washington Department ofGlobal Health
} HIV Research
} Avahan: India AIDS Initiative
} Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation
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Global Health Program
} Children's Vaccine Program
}Run by the Program for AppropriateTechnology in Health (PATH)
}Donation: US$27 million
}Mission: To help vaccinate againstJapanese encephalitis
} The Global Alliance for Vaccines andImmunization
} Donation: US$750 million
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Global Health Program
} University of Washington Department ofGlobal Health
} Investment: approx. US$30 million
} Mission: To promote 3 of the Foundation's
target areas:}Education
}Pacific Northwest
}Global health
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Global Health Program} HIV Research
} Investment: US$287 million to various
HIV/AIDS researchers
} Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation
}
Investment: approx. US$280 million} Mission: To develop and license vaccine for
tuberculosis for high burden countries.
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Global Health Program
} Avahan: India AIDS Initiative
} Launched in 2003
} Mission: To reduce the spread of HIV in India
} Investment: $258 million(2003) - $338 million(2009)
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Global Health Program
} Avahan which means call to action inSanskrit has three primary objectives:
} Build an HIV prevention model at scale in India
}Catalyse others to take over and replicate themodel
}
Foster and disseminate lessons learned withinIndia and worldwide
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United StatesProgram
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United States Program
} Mission: To help ensure greater opportunity forall Americans through the attainment of
secondary and postsecondary educationwith genuine economic value.
} Priority area:
} Education} Libraries
} Pacific Northwest
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United States Program: Education
} Some Projects
} Smaller Schools
} D.C. Achievers Scholarships
} Gates Cambridge Scholarships
} Gates Millennium Scholars
}
Strong American Schools} University Scholars Program
} Washington State Achievers Scholarship
} William H. Gates Public Service Law Program
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United States Program: Education
} Smaller schools
} Problem: 1 in 5 students unable to read andgrasp what they read
} Investment: approx. $250 million
} Mission:
} To reduce student-to-teacher ratios
} To divide large high schools throughschools-within-a-school model
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United States Program: Education
}D.C. Achievers Scholarships} Investment: $122 million
} Mission: To send District of Columbia'spoorest students to college
}Gates Millennium Scholars}
Investment: US$1.5 billion} Mission: Giving scholarships to high
achieving minority students
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United States Program: Education
}Gates Cambridge Scholarships
} Investment: US$210 million
} Mission: To help outstanding graduatestudents outside of the United Kingdomstudy at the University of Cambridge
} Approx. 100 new students are funded eachyear
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United States Program: Libraries
}Mission: Ensuring that if one can get to apublic library, one can reach the Internet
} Investment: $12.2-million
}
The foundation has:} Installed computers and software
} Provided training and technical support
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United States Program: PacificNorthwest
} Mission: To assist struggling families by:
} Supporting innovative community organizations
} Efforts that help break the cycle ofhomelessness
} Programs:
} Discovery Institute
} Rainier Scholars
} Computer History Museum
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United States Program: PacificNorthwest
} Discovery Institute
} Investment: over US$9.35 million
} Rainier Scholars
} Investment: US$1 million
} Computer History Museum
} Donated US$15
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AWARDS
} In 2006, the Prince of Asturias Award forInternational Cooperation.
} In 2009, the Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace,Disarmament and Development
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BIBLIOGRAPHY} http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Pages/hom
e.aspx
} http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_%26_Melinda_Gates_Foundation
} http://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/Pages/foundation-fact-sheet.aspx
} http://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/Page
s/overview.aspx} http://www.gatesfoundation.org/avahan/Pa
ges/overview.aspx
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THANK YOU..
..for your patience!