To promote “Social Capital”, HKQAA has developed a Project on “Bridging and Bonding - To Create Measurable Social Benefits”, funded by the Community Investment and Inclusion Fund (CIIF). In the Project, HKQAA develops the Corporate Social Capital Implementation Guidance Document (GD) to assist corporations to develop Social Capital while performing their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

With reference to ISO 26000 Guidance on Social Responsibility, the management Plan-Do-Check-Act model, and six core social capital dimensions of CIIF, the GD provides a framework to encourage the business sector to build and utilise their Corporate Social Capital, be socially responsible, and create value for stakeholders. Furthermore, the enhancement of building Corporate Social Capital will be linked to HKQAA Sustainability Rating and Research (SRR) for Hang Seng Corporate Sustainability Index Series.

Meanwhile, HKQAA has developed the Draft Corporate Social Capital Implementation Guidance Document 1 (DGD1), which will be put forward for trial implementation by our collaborating corporations for preparing the final Guidance Document (GD). HKQAA organises training workshops from time to time to help organisations understand and make use of the GD. While encouraging cross-sectoral cooperation to help strengthen social capital, the GD provides guidance to assist organisations manage and assess their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) performance in sustainable development.

The Workshop will

• introduce the GD (its purpose, development stages and key elements)
• clarify the concept of Social Capital and Corporate Social Capital (CSC) and explain their importance to the community and organisations
• explain the 7 core subjects of CSR and demonstrate their links with CSC
• illustrate how the Plan-Do-Check-Act management maturity model can be applied in building CSC while performing CSR
• discuss case examples

Speaker
Mr Tommy Lo, Senior Auditor, Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency

Details
Date: 4 to 5 July 2018 (Wednesday & Thursday)
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm (Registration starts at 9:15am)
Venue: 19/F., K. Wah Centre, 191 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Fee: $3,200 (Fully subsidised by CIIF)
Language: Cantonese supplemented with English (Training materials are mainly in English)
Remarks: A deposit of HK$500 in cheque should be made upon application; full refund will be issued with an attendance rate of over 70%.

Enquiry
Ms Rebecca Siu
Tel: 2202 9354 / Email: rebecca.siu@hkqaa.org

Registration
http://reg.seminar.hkqaa.org/index.php?r=survey/index/sid/495496/lang/en