Ducab awarded Dubai Chamber CSR Label

Dubai / Emirates Business

For the fifth year in a row, and with consistently-increasing scores, Ducab, the leading cable manufacturing company owned equally by Investment Corporation Dubai (ICD) and Abu Dhabi’s Senaat, has been awarded the Dubai Chamber CSR Label, with a high score of 84 percent in recognition of initiatives and communications around Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The Dubai Chamber CSR Label is designed to provide a diagnostic framework and a learning and development tool to help companies define and improve their CSR strategies, policies, and management practices.
The award was presented by Majid Saif Al Ghurair, Chairman of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and received by Mohammad A. Al Qurashi – GM Government Affairs, Ducab, during a ceremony held at Dubai Chamber’s premises on February 14.
Al Ghurair said: “We are delighted to see the continued interest on the part of businesses in using the CSR Label to improve their practices. The companies earning the label have come a long way in their journey to leverage corporate social responsibility and sustainability.”
Dubai Chamber’s chairman added that the recognised businesses will serve as source of inspiration for the wider UAE business community, and encourage more companies to develop CSR programmes and adopt best practices in this area. Andrew Shaw, Managing Director, Ducab, said: “Working with the Dubai Chamber on their CSR Label exercise over the years has enabled us to make our CSR outreach more strategic and effective. As a proud UAE company, Ducab understands its responsibility towards society and nation, and our efforts to streamline and professionalise this emotional connect has paid off with consistent – and
improving – performance metrics.”
Within the Dubai Chamber CSR Label results document, the assessment of Ducab said “This is the fifth year that Ducab applies for the Label. This time it has achieved 84% of the maximum score, a significant improvement from its 2015 score of 81% due to its leadership commitment to continuous improvement on its CSR and sustainability agenda. It has also scored higher than the average in all areas.”