CSR and SRI Consultants in Malaysia and Singapore

CSR Malaysia

An OWW community portal promoting CSR in Malaysia.

Research and Surveys

A multilingual surveying tool offering unlimited, simultaneous surveys to our clients and stakeholders.

SRI Asia

Web resource hosting OWW Responsibility SRI Index Series, SRI products.

CSR Training

Available training options which help to build CSR awareness and capability within your company.

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OWW Consulting is a leading provider of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) solutions and Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) research in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. We aim to help organisations to understand how their financial, economic, social and environmental performance can be enhanced through socially responsible business practices.

CSR and non-financial risk assessments and audits
CSR Reporting and Advisory Services
CSR Assurance Services
CSR Training, Coaching and Mentoring
CSR / SRI Research Services

Our international partners include Vigeo Group , and Bureau Veritas , the leading non-financial assurance firm. Vigeo is a leading European Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) rating agency. Their clients include key French, UK, Swiss, Belgian, Dutch, Japanese, Italian and German asset managers and institutional investors.

We are Organisational Stakeholders of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and supporters of the UN Global Compact . OWW was the first signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) in Malaysia and Singapore.

Newsflash

Conferences: Where responsibility meets bottom line

WITH Malaysia emerging as a regional leader in corporate social responsibility (CSR), it seems only right that it hosts an international conference on the issue.

"Malaysia is one of the leading countries in CSR, certainly among developing countries and in Southeast Asia," says OWW consulting managing director Dr Geoffrey Williams, "because CSR is part of the National Integrity Plan and the government-linked companies transformation programme."

Read the full article in The New Straits Times .