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SOCIAL COMMITMENT DAY 2018: BEACH CLEAN UP!
One day to raise awareness among your staff regarding responsibility they have toward society. In 2018 the focus will be on the environment! #BeatPlasticPollution #CsrDay

YOU WANT TO INVOLVE YOUR EMPLOYEES in a teambuilding activity? You are wondering how to raise awareness about social responsibility within the company? You can make it happen in one day!
TIME TO GET INVOLVED!
This event is the annual CSR Day of CCIFV. Our goal is to bring together companies from the network and invite you to take action for environmental protection
WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES?
- Highlight the importance of individual & collective responsibility regarding the use of plastic and littering
- Explore solutions and alternatives for a more responsible consumption
- Gather 200 people committed to taking action, and together bring greater visibility to the issue of plastic pollution in Vietnam
Participation fees
Member / NGO: 800.000 VND/pax
Non-member: 950.000/pax
Promotion
Member/NGO: 7.000.000 VND/10 pax package
Non-member: 8.500.000 VND/10 pax package
For group registration, please fill in this file and send it back to Ms Claire Raynal claire.raynal@ccifv.org or Ms Vy Nguyen vy.nguyen@ccifv.org
PROGRAM:
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