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Swift Emergency Evaluation Deployment (SEED)
doing good better together




Sustainable community development helps increase capacity and resilience of vulnerable communities through livelihood enhancement, risk reduction and disaster preparedness programmes.
“The Corporate Citizen Foundation (CCF) is an interesting story with a unique plot and proposition – one which goes beyond the traditional CSR or corporate philanthropy initiatives. It adopts an alliance-driven approach, to proactively, collectively and personally address real humanitarian issues in the region.”
“Beyond governments and NGOs, corporations can make important contributions in disaster response. Our corporate sector has been and still is an important source of donations. But our companies are also increasingly a source of specialised resources and skills, organisational capacity and rich contacts.
Disasters are a fact of life in the region, like they are globally. CCF pulls together a good team of companies with complementary strengths and resources to play this role.”
“The foundation’s mission is to improve capacity and resilience of vulnerable regional communities through collective and constructive corporate collaborations.”
“At Pacific Flight Services, we are acutely aware of the tight race we are running in times of natural disasters. Within two hours of activation, we are able to convert our aircraft into flying ambulances, complete with a two-person medical team… we are confident of working closely with the partners involved to ensure swift and efficient deployment for SEED operations.”
“CCF is a platform for private corporations to exercise our corporate citizenry more proactively, constructively and collectively. In short – to do good, better, together.”
“MediaCorp will commit its reporting resources, expertise and experience to ensure audiences around the region get accurate, contextual and timely reports from ground zero of natural disasters. These reports will hopefully help governments, humanitarian agencies and the public at large have a better grasp of the situation at ground zero and make informed assessments of the assistance critically needed.”
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