- Reaching consumers
we have never reached,
such as in the rural
villages and urban
slums of the developing
world
- Creating new products
responsing to the
needs, frustrations
and aspirations of
those new consumers
and selling those
products at an affordable
price
- Exploring new business
models, often with
new supply and distribution
systems to lower
cost and extend reach
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Sustainability
in Action
Pampers
UK Donates 7.4 million
tetanus vaccines to UNICEF
Pampers UK
and UNICEF have recently
announced the results of
their joint campaign to
provide tetanus vaccinations
to help protect vulnerable
mothers and their new babies
against maternal and neonatal
tetanus. The 2 month campaign
ran during November and
December last year here
in the UK and has resulted
in an amazing 7,461,234
vaccines being donated
to UNICEF.
Find out more about :
Pampers
UK Donates 7.4 million
tetanus vaccines to UNICEF
Children's
Safe Drinking Water Programme
More than 5,000 children
die every day from diseases
caused by drinking unsafe
water. Our goal is to reduce
that number substantially.
The Children's Safe Drinking
Water programme is P&G's
Corporate Signature Programme
for Live,
Learn and Thrive and consists of emergency
relief work and establishing
not-for-profit markets
to provide our safe drinking-water
technology to children
and their families in the
developing world.
About our safe drinking-water
technology
P&G’s
Health Sciences Institute
has developed a product
for water purification
called 
that
could help more than
a billion people in developing
nations who do not have
safe drinking water.
Scientists at our Newcastle
Research & Development
site played a key role
in this development work.
P&G has won the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and United Nations
Development Programme prize for 's
water cleaning technology – in support of United Nations Millenium Development
Goals.
For
more information go to P&G's
Health Sciences Institute
website
Related
articles :
Procter & Gamble
and PSI Announce Commitment
To Provide Safe Drinking
Water in Africa
P&G's
PUR - Purifier of Water Awarded 2005 Stockholm Industry
Water Award
