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The priorities of these investments are categorized in five independent areas:

Financial empowerment is continuously lead by the company in surrounding communities by education reinforcing programs that support their economic autonomy.

Entrepreneurship theory training
Breeding training
Fish farming training
Chicken breeder at SAPH Toupah

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An important part of the CSR budget is appointed to education, as SIPH believes that the ability for a community to access autonomy highly depends on its level of education. Social investment in the Education area is also a part of the CSR strategy of the company, who promotes positive impact sustainable activities.

School Canteen in Bongo
Primary School in Yacoli
Yves Lamblin Modern School of Bongo
School Kits hand out in Rapides-Grah
GREL School bus
Niamiambo kindergarten in Toupah

SIPH’s consideration of its employees, their families, and surrounding communities’ health is shown by the implementing of several services, including caring and health exams, health advice (medical prevention) and operational sites surrounding health center hygiene and improvement.

Koutoukro 2 Health Center
Singrobo Health Center
Alosso Maternity Ward
Naboville Maternity Ward and Vaccination Courtyard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SIPH has been leading CSR activities in the infrastructure field. This fields in important for the continuity of the community’s social-economic activities as well as the company’s operational activities.

Bore Hole in Police Barrack RENL
Ikoka Town Hall RENL
Toilet GREL
National Gendarmerie Building in Bongo GREL Maternity Ward
Water Tower Petit Badien Toupah
Ilusin Market RENL

Through the “Zero Deforestation” program and the CLIP, SIPH, in collaboration with consultation firms has facilitated the training and organization capacity reinforcement program. This program has been in place since 2016.

Biodiversity committees are in place in all sites to reinforce routine roles and activities based on community participation.

Eco-citizenship project
Ecolo the Elephant
Tree planting
Tree planting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It aims to:
Create a mutually beneficial and sustainable relation while improving the living conditions of stakeholders around operational areas around the company.

For this, our mission is:

  • To develop strategies and constructive commitment methods for the company’s operational areas.
  • To develop community development programs that correspond to the communities needs and regional development priorities.
  • To develop programs and social investment patterns that may improve living conditions (education, health and community infrastructures) for communities and that are able to favor their empowerments thanks to an economic development based of local resources.
  • To improve local communities’ capacities and their socio-economic institutions to access to appropriate resources for them to develop.
  • To improve the monitoring system, the evaluations, and to measure impacts that encourage transparency and stakeholders’ responsibility.

 

Principles of social investment

Thanks to social investment, SIPH prices its human resources in order to support the company’s programs to improve society and reach its goals by generating positive impact on local development. SIPH’s social investment strategy applies to both its internal and external stakeholders as beneficiaries, which fits with the National Development Plan and the International consensus of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2016-2030.

As per SIPH’s commitment in the implementation of its social investments, the number of beneficiaries of its CSR in 2019 has reached over 30 000 families, the equivalent of 150 thousand people living close to its operational sites.

HUMAN CAPITAL

A Sustainable empowerment for local communities and labor management

Human capital represents internal and external human resources. From an internal point of view, SIPH considers that the well-being of its staff is essential for the company’s success. By improving it, SIPH also endeavors to rise the wellbeing of stakeholders to a decent level outside the company. Consequently, SIPH promotes farming rubber plantations in order to produce satisfying agricultural returns along with community development programs.

Our commitments to set up CSR programs and activities in favor of human capital exists in order to reinforce our employees’ and surrounding communities’ living conditions, as well as to improve the company’s competitiveness. This is why, the company continuously minds a particular attention to its employees and stakeholder’s wellbeing as one of its most precious assets.

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Our Subsidiaires

SIPH is located in four countries with its subsidiaries SAPH (Côte d’Ivoire), GREL (Ghana), CRC (Liberia) and RENL (Nigeria).

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Following the December GPSNR General Assembly and the first 2022 Executive Committee, SIPH, represented by Marc Génot, will chair the Executive Committee for the coming year. This nomination proves the Group’s determination to move towards a more sustainable natural rubber supply chain worldwide and particularly in Africa.