The terms corporate citizenship, corporate governance and corporate social investment are terms often confused with one another. Match the example with the correct concept.

Corporate citizenship and corporate social investment are two concepts which are often confused with one another. Match the most suited example in column B with the correct concept in column A.

Select the correct option below.

Consider the following statement:

The MAN Truck assembly plant in Pinetown, South Africa, succeeded in making its production site a completely carbon- and climate-neutral facility.

The above statement is indicative of the MAN Truck brand supporting sustainable development goal ________.

_______ is the basic aspiration and social case

for corporate

citizenship for an organisation, such as Shoprite Holdings.

Consider the following actions by the Shoprite Holdings Group, as the Group’s contribution towards meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2020, the Shoprite Holdings Group:

(i)    Trained 83 962 employees on food safety.

(ii)    Provided employment for 141 452 people.

(iii)    Donated surplus food and goods valued at R95.2 million to identified charities.

(iv)    Replaced existing lamps with energy efficient lamps, saving 34.2 million kWh.

(v)    Collaborated on South Africa’s first Food Waste Voluntary Agreement.

(vi)    Trained 2496 employees on the group’s sustainable seafood practices.

SDGs 1 (one) and 8 (eight) are reflected by action(s) _______.