Burhani BSRM School, fully free, was established with the mission to create opportunity for slum children in Bangla Bazar, Chittagong to go to school to help them get a better start for their lives.
Read MoreThe official site of A Better Tomorrow CSR Summit & Awards
The Application Deadline for the 2022 A Better Tomorrow™ CSR Summit & Awards is now closed. Please stay updated by following our Social Media for Event dates and Resources.
Leaders from Corporate, Development, Government and Media Sectors from all 8 divisions will join in LIVE discussions
Any company can submit as many CSR initiatives as they want in this site
A Better Tomorrow™ CSR Summit & Awards gala event will be held in Dhaka
A Better Tomorrow™ CSR Summit & Awards, jointly organized by The Daily Star and CSR Window, posits itself as a one-of-a-kind platform that celebrates responsible organizations and iconic individuals who have had exceptional contribution in community service and social responsibility, to help the nation achieve the all-important Sustainable Development Goals.
This award will be given to the corporates that has implemented a project designed specifically towards large scale literacy and education for children and/or adults with sustainable and long-term prospects.
This will be awarded to the corporate that has designed, innovated, and successfully implemented initiatives in improving the infrastructure or existing mechanisms of healthcare solutions in Bangladesh.
This will be awarded to the corporate that has integrated environmental projects and initiatives into its sustainable development strategy and has delivered outcomes to fight climate change.
This will be awarded to a corporate that has delivered positive change in improving the living standard of communities under distress, struggle, or other forms of socio-economic crisis.
This category will recognise localised strategies and efforts intended to tackle natural disasters all over the country, that have resulted in commendable effect on public health and safety.
This award will be given to a corporate that has created initiatives or education programs which enabled communities to start growing out of poverty through personal finance, entrepreneurship, or financial literacy.
This award will be given to a young changemaker below 40 years of age who has delivered inspiring and meaningful transformations in improving lives or has displayed exceptional leadership skills in influencing communities positively towards achieving the SDGs.
THEME FOR CSR SUMMIT & AWARDS 2021
As the nation celebrates the auspicious 50th year of its glorious independence, Bangladesh can look back and reflect on its robust socio-economic development, that has made the world sit up and take notice of its endless potential. Throughout this impressive journey, there have been a number of benevolent organisations and iconic individuals who have partnered with the government, institutions and communities in their plight towards sustainable development.
Gearing up to achieve middle-income status and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) laid out by the United Nations, it is imperative to manifest a collaborative approach through meaningful partnerships between the government and organisations with exceptional Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, in order to unlock our true potential. A Better Tomorrow CSR Summit/Awards celebrates some of the most remarkable and impactful CSR initiatives that encapsulate the indomitable resilience of our people, striving towards a better future.
Now, more than ever, we must adapt and realign our objectives to ensure sustainable nation-building and propel the country to newer heights – in pursuit of A Better Tomorrow.
An inside look at the numbers and strategies behind the successful CSR initiatives entered into A Better Tomorrow™ CSR Awards
Burhani BSRM School, fully free, was established with the mission to create opportunity for slum children in Bangla Bazar, Chittagong to go to school to help them get a better start for their lives.
Read MoreIn partnership with Manabik Shahajya Shanghtha (ECP-MSS), the fully equipped ambulance made Mobile Eye Clinic named Noyon Tori travels to remote rural locations to provide comprehensive eye care services to the underserved and identify cataract patients for surgery to restore their sight free of cost.
Read MoreAzwa Nayeem is the Founder of Alokito Hridoy Foundation, and is impacting lives and quality of education in schools by training thousands of teachers in modern and gamified teaching methods, focusing from rural to even the remotest areas of the country.
Read MoreDr. Shekh Md Moin is the founder and president of Humain Aid Bangladesh Foundation. Under his vision, the Foundation empowers people and improves their quality of life through Health, health education, women empowerment & youth Leadership.
Read MoreLafargeHolcim provides free primary health care support for remote and marginalized communities around their integrated cement plant in Chhatak, Sunamganj.
Read MorebKash Limited’s initiative, under the slogan আলোকিত মানুষ বিকশিত বাংলাদেশ focuses on enabling and encouraging reading and a hunger for knowledge in children across the country. This includes donating books, funding libraries, hosting science festivals and reaching out to children with special needs.
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Any representative directly under employment of a company in Bangladesh can submit the company’s CSR Project(s) or initiative(s) for consideration.
The submission must be done in full knowledge of decision-making authorities and top management of the company.
No. Each submission for the award must be conducted by an employee of the Company, under full knowledge of the company’s top management and decision-making authority.
Any legal Company registered and operating in Bangladesh can submit information on its CSR activities for Nomination.
Each company can submit CSR Initiatives under as many categories as they want.
CSR Activities that have started, ended, or continue to run and create impact throughout the period from Jan 2019 till date are all eligible for consideration. We are accepting CSR Award nominations for seven specific categories which are given here.
Each company can submit as many CSR Project Submissions as they want, given that they started, ended, or have continued to run them during the period of Jan 2021 - July 2022.
Judges evaluate submitted solutions using the following criteria. Judges assign a numerical score for each criterion from which an average score for each solution is calculated. Each criterion has equal weight. After solutions have been evaluated, a ranked-list of solutions is then created for further consideration by the Judges. Judges deliberate twice: once to select finalists and again to select winners.
Alignment: The solution correctly addresses the Social Issue in question.
Social Impact: The solution is impacting the intended population.
Feasibility: The team has a realistic, practical plan for implementing the solution, and it is feasible in the given context.
Innovative Approach: The solution includes a unique approach to a social issue, new technology, a new business model, or a new process for solving the Challenge.
Understanding uniqueness of a Community or Group: The solution is designed with and for underserved communities, and the solution team are working closely with the community and embodies and addresses key social issues particular to that community through their solution.
Yes, one CSR Project can fall under different Award Categories, and a company can nominate each project under multiple categories.
3 nominees from each of the seven categories (21 in total) will be invited to the Award Ceremony as Finalists, where the winners will be announced by Industry and Government Leaders at a Grand Event.
The prestigious CSR Awards 2021 will be awarded to 7 winners (6 companies and 1 individual), one from each announced category.
No. Each company can submit as many CSR Projects as nominations as they want, free of cost.
Once you submit your nominations, they cannot be edited. If you need to correct something crucial, please feel free to contact us.
Following the submission deadline of 10th September 2021, the Finalists will be announced by 21st October 2021. 21 Finalists will be invited to a Grand Award Ceremony in Dhaka on 21rd October 2021, where 7 Winners will be announced.
Each Nomination will be carefully evaluated by a team of independent Jury Panel, consisting of leaders from the corporate, development, and policymaking sectors. The 21 finalists (3 from each Category) will undergo a rigorous evaluation process including onsite verifications, beneficiary interviews, and impact assessment.
For ensuring fair judgment from external influence, the Jury Panel will be announced after the Submissions are closed. Finalists will be contacted, evaluated, and invited to participate in the national CSR Summit & Awards 2021. Seven winners for the Seven Categories will be announced at the CSR Awards ceremony.