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uysha [10]
1 year ago
15

2.1 Choose/identify FIVE businesses and conduct research on the CSI projects and

Business
1 answer:
Ksivusya [100]1 year ago
5 0

The FIVE businesses that  CSI projects have be research on are:

  • Education business sector
  • Health business  sector
  • Food security and agriculture business sectors.
  • Safety business
  • Skill development business
<h3>
What is the Outline the CSI projects that businesses use to support  the local community?</h3>

They are:

  • Business improves Schools in my communities through the aid of aiding them with better educational facilities.
  • Business also provides some Job opportunities for the unemployed individuals in the communities.
  • Businesses do contribute to the community  via employee volunteering (EV).

<h3>The ways that business can contribute a lot of time and effort to improving the well-being of employees are:</h3>

  • Education business sector - Provide scholarship
  • Health business sector  - provide free eye care services and medical aids.
  • Food security and agriculture business sectors - free fertilizer distribution to local communities
  • Safety business - creation of billboards with safety tips as well as safety education
  • Skill development business - organizing of skill acquisition program for local communities.

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