28% 

reduction in overall water withdrawal from the environment since 1998, whilst increasing food production volume by 76%. Learn more in Creating Shared Value - Key Indicators

Creating Shared Value - an approach to Corporate Social Responsibility
Razia Berveen
Razia Berveen, is a lady livestock worker in Farooqa, Pakistan. She is part of a Nestlé sponsored programme to teach women about animal husbandry. Watch the film.
For a business to be successful in the long term it has to create value, not only for its shareholders but also for society. We call this Creating Shared Value. It is not philanthropy or an add-on, but a fundamental part of our business strategy.

Simply stated, in order to create value for our shareholders and our company, we need to create value for the people in the countries where we are present - farmers who supply to us, our employees, our consumers and the communities where we operate.

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October 1, 2008 - Chairman calls on end to short-sighted solutions to food crisis.
Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Chairman of Nestlé S.A., shared his views on the global food crisis during a speech at the Foreign Policy Association.
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Lady Livestock Workers - Rural Development, Pakistan
Nestlé Lady Livestock Workers, Pakistan

Nestlé have been working with women in rural Pakistan to help them manage their cattle more efficiently.

    SLIDESHOW: NaturNes - A baby food innovation
    NaturNes baby food pots

    NaturNes baby food has been re-developed to be more nutritious, even tastier and energy efficient.

      SLIDESHOW: Low Temperature Freezing Ice-cream
      Low Temperature Freezing Ice-cream

      Low Temperature Freezing technology means great tasting ice-cream with half the fat and a third of the calories.