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We at MWEB have a social responsibility in bridging the digital
divide. Our aim is to empower people from previously disadvantaged communities
to participate in the modern economy by investing in infrastructure providing
services and creating opportunities.
The primary aim of MWEB's Corporate Social Investment programme is to address development issues in South Africa. The secondary role of the CSI activities is to support the development of our Brand.
Our focus areas:
1. Education
The programme will primarily focus on Bursary support for deserving students at tertiary level. We will also provide support to deserving tertiary institutions with Internet connectivity and computer hardware support. MWEB will also focus on Internships for qualifying students.
2. District Health Systems
MWEB partnered with SHAWCO in the Khayelitsha community, whose core focus is the delivery of Primary Healthcare needs.
3. Disaster Management
MWEB will make its services and networks available in the event of a disaster.
Corporate Social Investment (CSI) encompasses projects that are external to the
business. It is the advancement of the economic and social transformation in
the ICT sector. Our focus is to ensure strong partnerships with our various stakeholders
(employees, different communities, NGO’s, and government departments). Our strategy
is about delivering stakeholder value and supporting the communities in which
we operate.
For more information on CSI projects contact Valencia Ernstzen on
021 596 8408 or VErnstzen@mweb.com
The MWEB Big Stationery Donation Drive
MWEB partnered with Pick ‘n Pay and MNET when they launched the second MWEB Big Stationery Drive. The drive was aimed at assisting S.M.I.L.E. in their efforts to improve the state of education in our country, by donating stationery and cash to the schools this charity supported. People got involved by placing their purchased stationery in Boxes, placed in all 350 outlets of Pick ‘n Pay, during the campaign from 8 January to 4 February 2007.
Click here to view the TV ad that was flighted on MNET.
Click here to view press releases.
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