October 11, 2020
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About the Trialogue Knowledge Hub
The digital platform for social investment information
The Trialogue Knowledge Hub is a freely available online body of knowledge for business and other role-players that invest in socio-economic development.
Approximately R10.2 billion was spent on corporate social investment in South Africa in 2018. Equivalent magnitudes of funding were made available through private philanthropists and foundations. These investments are likely to be more effective if they are based on up-to-date research and case studies highlighting learnings and challenges from previous and existing initiatives. Read more...
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Corporate Responsibility Practices
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Housing and Living Conditions
[READ MORE ON CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN HOUSING AND LIVING CONDITIONS]
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Small business support
[READ MORE ABOUT CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN ENTREPRENEUR AND SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT]
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Social and Community Development
[READ MORE ABOUT CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT]
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Corporate Social Investment Research
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Featured Content
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NEW TOPIC: MONITORING AND EVALUATION, sponsored by Zenex Foundation -
NEW TOPIC: HOW ARE SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANIES WORKING TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF COVID-19? -
Written by Mahlatse Nicolas Mmako and Setlogane Manchidi, Invested, sponsors of the Maths and Science topic
INVESTEC TAKES ITS PROMATHS PROGRAMME TO THE NEXT LEVEL UNDER LOCKDOWN -
HOW CAN WE ALL EMBRACE PHILANTHROPY'S TRUE VALUE IN A CRISIS?Written by Noxolo Hlongwane, Nedbank Private Wealth, sponsor of the Philanthropy topic.
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About Trialogue
Trialogue is one of only a few consultancies in South Africa that focus exclusively on corporate responsibility issues. Over 17 years of experience puts us at the forefront of new developments in sustainability and corporate social investment (CSI).
We are a 51% black-owned company and the southern African Local Authority of the CECP Global Exchange.